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The Place Where the Harmonium Was (Bilingual Edition: Modern Korean Literature Series) | Shin Kyeong-sook | Translated by Agneta Tennant | Korean-English Dual Language Paperback Sweet Home Language: Korean (with limited English

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The Place Where the Harmonium Was (Bilingual Edition: Modern Korean Literature Series) | Shin Kyeong-sook | Translated by Agneta Tennant | Korean-English Dual Language Paperback Sweet Home Language: Korean (with limited EnglishThis work takes the form of a lettera confession written by the female narrator to the man with whom she has carried on a two year affair, as she resolves to bring their relationship to an end. The relentless stream of thoughts rising from the depths of her heart unfolds in this epistolary narrative. The blind calf that appears in the story symbolizes their fragile fate, including that of the narrator herself, and prompts reflection on the universal

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Language: Korean (with limited English captions)

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The Place Where the Harmonium Was (Bilingual Edition: Modern Korean Literature Series) | Shin Kyeong-sook | Translated by Agneta Tennant | Korean-English Dual Language Paperback Sweet Home Language: Korean (with limited EnglishThis work takes the form of a lettera confession written by the female narrator to the man with whom she has carried on a two year affair, as she resolves to bring their relationship to an end. The relentless stream of thoughts rising from the depths of her heart unfolds in this epistolary narrative. The blind calf that appears in the story symbolizes their fragile fate, including that of the narrator herself, and prompts reflection on the universal

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