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Sitifan Posted 8 years ago
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The breath of a mammoth.

My name is Renée. I am fifty-four years old. For twenty-seven years I have been the concierge at number 7, rue de Grenelle, a fine hôtel particulier with a courtyard and private gardens, divided into eight luxury apartments, all of which are inhabited, all of which are immense. I am a widow, I am short, ugly, and plump, I have bunions on my feet and, if I am to credit certain early mornings of self-inflicted disgust, the breath of a mammoth. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=98331242

What does "the breath of a mammoth" mean?

  

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Horrible breath that really stinks.

  • Horrible breath that really stinks.
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Horrible breath that really stinks.

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