In "Araby", James Joyce's narrator .1 mentions The Abbot by Walter Scott and the Memories of Vidocq. Explain the reasons behind Joyce's referring to these texts in particular. Do some research about these texts and their contexts. Make a connection between these texts and Araby to get the reason behind the narrator's alluding to these works in particular. What does this tell you about the writer, the narrator, the priest, and the story "Araby" * ?and its central message
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