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By Jack Joseph Smith

Louise was an amasing Jew She tilted her head,. and then give a coming nod into California Realistate during central California in the Autum of nineteen sisty four She says, "they think we have nothing" I am startled by a book I have never read Glenther ssays, "I don't white about Algeria because my mother lives there" She smiles across the perfect cliffs,. and makes reminder of Albert Camue

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Louise's Algerian family connection, Jewish identity, and arrival in California in autumn 1964 meet the speaker's memory of cliffs, books, and Albert Camue.

The page makes migration and literary consciousness inseparable. Louise resists other people's assumption that they have nothing, while the unread book and reminder of Camue show how history can startle the speaker before he fully understands it.

Claude

Louise's Jewish and Algerian family history enters a central California 1964 memory shaped by real estate, an unread book, perfect cliffs, and Albert Camue.