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 15
... understand the point if you notice the difference in the weight between your dry clothes and the same clothes wet with your sweat . From the annual abstract of receipts of money from the different borrowers during a certain year , it is ...
... understand the point if you notice the difference in the weight between your dry clothes and the same clothes wet with your sweat . From the annual abstract of receipts of money from the different borrowers during a certain year , it is ...
Page 143
... understand these enigmas ? We know as a general truth about her that if she ever has to count sixteen " double pairs " of " coppers " or pice which she faintly understands to be the equivalent of a rupee , she shuts the door upon the ...
... understand these enigmas ? We know as a general truth about her that if she ever has to count sixteen " double pairs " of " coppers " or pice which she faintly understands to be the equivalent of a rupee , she shuts the door upon the ...
Page 271
... understand that it expects from you a heavy ransom in return . Fair enough , I should say . Here in Cuttack babies suck MONEY and not milk from their mothers ' teats . Be a realist in this hard money - making world . This world , which ...
... understand that it expects from you a heavy ransom in return . Fair enough , I should say . Here in Cuttack babies suck MONEY and not milk from their mothers ' teats . Be a realist in this hard money - making world . This world , which ...
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