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Question 218

At the repair morning, Mara worked at a bench beside the entrance. Whenever someone arrived, she stopped sanding, wiped her hands and pulled out a wooden stool for them at the long table. She had written “Please wait here” on a card, and she kept turning it so that it faced each new arrival. By closing time, the card was smudged with sawdust from her fingers.

Explain what Mara’s actions suggest about how she treats visitors.

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