The Stubble Under the Cloven Hoof: An Imaginative Recast of Fakir Mohan Senapati's Masterpiece in Oriya Fiction, Cho Mano Atho Guntho |
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Page ix
... mind of the reader . It is the headiest wine that mortal man can ever drink in this drab and monotonous world . It must hit and strike impressions on our minds and hearts if it is worth its salt . This striking effect is sometimes ...
... mind of the reader . It is the headiest wine that mortal man can ever drink in this drab and monotonous world . It must hit and strike impressions on our minds and hearts if it is worth its salt . This striking effect is sometimes ...
Page 69
... mind against further stay anywhere in the town of Midnapore . Wise reflection led him to the humble consolation which lies rooted in the maxim that half a loaf is better than no bread . He stroked his charred beard gently and lovingly ...
... mind against further stay anywhere in the town of Midnapore . Wise reflection led him to the humble consolation which lies rooted in the maxim that half a loaf is better than no bread . He stroked his charred beard gently and lovingly ...
Page 362
... mind . But it was evident that what had descended was not a repose upon his mind , but only a stiffness upon his limbs . Another preternatural shape now haunted him and tormented his mind even more . Up against the black mist that hung ...
... mind . But it was evident that what had descended was not a repose upon his mind , but only a stiffness upon his limbs . Another preternatural shape now haunted him and tormented his mind even more . Up against the black mist that hung ...
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The Zamindary Homestead | 8 |
The Drumstick Trees | 17 |
Selfhelp | 23 |
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