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The Unbearable Lightness of Being Part 4, Chapter 27

By Milan Kundera

Part 4, Chapter 27

The man who calls Tomas's name is about fifty. He's a former patient of Tomas's and a farm-worker. He asks them to have a glass of wine with him.
Tereza finds the man to be very kind – a rare find for her. As he talks about his life in the country, she finds the whole thing to be very idyllic.
The man describes the pains he sometimes gets in his neck.
Tomas writes down the name of a medicine to help the man with the pains in his neck he describes.

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