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What is the effect of opening the story with Rosicky's diagnosis? How does the knowledge that he is likely going to die influence our reading of the story's events?
Why do you think Cather chooses to both begin and end the story with Doctor Burleigh? What does his character add to "Neighbour Rosicky"?
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