The bear by Anton Chekhov part 01 | analysis by lit feels

In this content, the Sinhala meaning of the story is explained for Sri Lankan O/L English literature students.

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Will do soon putha...before the exam for sure ❤️

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[@Mohan20C]

Teacher whats the meaning of the sentence 'The mice have eaten my livery' in this drama

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In historical contexts, "livery" could refer to a uniform or distinctive clothing worn by servants. Here, Luka says that his clothes may have been eaten by mice since they are not going out. This is a metaphorical sentence.

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