Wednesday, January 19, 2011

How do people respond to Sally Oates ?

Sally Oates herself is a simple woman from the town. Her
presence alone would have not caused such a stir, however, it was her disease which made
her, like the story says in a quasi satirical way


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"raised her into a personage of much interest and
importance among the
neighbours"



Therefore, as
much townsfolk with not much to be entertained with, the combination of having a very
ill person and her claims that a mysterious man gave her a miracle cure to make her feel
better must be surely a reason to exalt anyone for the smallest of
reasons.


It was so good for them to have something new to
talk about and someone at who to marvel, since in small towns those things are often
part of the lore of the people.

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