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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... village is the biggest of the five and is made up of nearly five hundred homesteads surrounded by extensive arable land . All the castes which are generally found in the Orissan countryside are represented in the village . Govindapur ...
... village is the biggest of the five and is made up of nearly five hundred homesteads surrounded by extensive arable land . All the castes which are generally found in the Orissan countryside are represented in the village . Govindapur ...
Page 99
... village artisan ? Should there be no cakes and ale in the poor Indian villages , in spite of the fact that ingnorance stalks there and rickety children are born there ? The village elders of the old days almost everywhere in India ...
... village artisan ? Should there be no cakes and ale in the poor Indian villages , in spite of the fact that ingnorance stalks there and rickety children are born there ? The village elders of the old days almost everywhere in India ...
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... village by itself and is reckoned in official records as an integral part of that principal village . Such an outlying fragment of a principal village is termed a " hamlet " in the cutchery language of India . The community known as ...
... village by itself and is reckoned in official records as an integral part of that principal village . Such an outlying fragment of a principal village is termed a " hamlet " in the cutchery language of India . The community known as ...
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The Zamindary Homestead | 8 |
The Drumstick Trees | 17 |
Selfhelp | 23 |
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