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Milosz’s selection “And Yet the Books” and Ionesco’s selection “The Rhinoceros” were both influenced by World War II and Nazism, but the selections differ. The tone of the first was […], as the selection states, “[…]” (page number). However, the tone of the second was [...], as was written, “[…]” (page number). In addition, the perspective of the first was […], shown by the quote “[…]” (page number). Yet, the perspective of the second was […], as illustrated in the words “[…]” (page number). Both authors bring to bear these subjects, as many European writers had been heavily influenced by the times.
Milosz’s selection “And Yet the Books” and Ionesco’s selection “The Rhinoceros” were both influenced by World War II and Nazism, but the selections differ. The tone of the first was [insert tone], as the selection states, “[insert quote]” (page number). However, the tone of the second was [insert tone], as was written, “[insert quote]” (page number). In addition, the perspective of the first was [insert perspective], shown by the quote “[insert quote]” (page number). Yet, the perspective of the second was [insert perspective], as illustrated in the words “[insert quote]” (page number). Both authors bring to bear these subjects, as many European writers had been heavily influenced by the times.
(Note: Since the specific quotes and page numbers were not provided, you will need to fill them in based on your own references and reading of the texts)