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What does Nikolai Gogol's use of ordinary language to describe the disappearance of the nose in " The Nose" help the reader to achieve ?
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What does Nikolai Gogol's use of ordinary language to describe the disappearance of the nose in " The Nose" help the reader to achieve ?

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suspicion of disbelief

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By using ordinary language to describe the events surrounding the nose's disappearance

( Suspension of disbelief.)
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