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My father's eldest brother, he inquired, "Is your mother dead?" I consider like that. No, no . . . "So I am also dead." He died later on

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Conversations and Morning Walks

1976 Conversations and Morning Walks

The grandfather inquired, "So why there is . . . it appears there is some great suffering?" So my father's eldest brother, he inquired, "Is your mother dead?" I consider like that. No, no . . . (indistinct) . . . "So I am also dead." He died later on.

So they were not crying very loudly, but the grandfather inquired, "So why there is . . . it appears there is some great suffering?" So my father's eldest brother, he inquired, "Is your mother dead?" I consider like that. No, no . . . (indistinct) . . . "So I am also dead." He died later on.