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Quote by Habibollah Sabet
من غذای خود را که قدری از نان شب مانده و پنیر و یا مختصری از غذای شب گذشته بود، در مغازهی سیگارفروشی نزدیک مدرسه میخوردم.
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The speaker describes eating a very simple meal: leftover bread and cheese, or a small amount of food from the previous night. Instead of eating at home or school, the meal was eaten in a nearby cigar shop. The details present this as an ordinary, modest part of the speaker’s daily routine.
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