And I don't know why an indefinable feeling forced me to do as I didn't know her and pass by her side as if she were looking at the distance without seeing her. This has happened to me later more than once in life, if I'm not mistaken.
In this passage, the author describes a profound and inexplicable emotion that compels him to pass by a stranger without acknowledging her presence. This incident reflects a deeper connection to moments in life where one feels detached or disconnected from others. It suggests the complexity of human interactions and the sometimes overwhelming feelings that govern our actions.
Furthermore, the author implies that such experiences are not isolated; rather, they recur throughout...
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