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The narrator says that life has no geographical bounds implying that (i) human beings are essentially the same everywhere. (ii) boundaries exist only on maps.
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31/01/2021 4:33 pm
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The narrator says that life has no geographical bounds implying that
(i) human beings are essentially the same everywhere.
(ii) boundaries exist only on maps.
(iii) one should work towards the good of mankind.
(iv) he was happy to travel to other countries.
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31/01/2021 4:34 pm

(i) human beings are essentially the same everywhere.
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