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Page 48
... path into the thick jungle . Last night I could not sleep for thinking of you . So I came in the early morning along the path to meet you on your way from the chena . I cannot sleep , Punchi Menika , for thinking of you . I have watched ...
... path into the thick jungle . Last night I could not sleep for thinking of you . So I came in the early morning along the path to meet you on your way from the chena . I cannot sleep , Punchi Menika , for thinking of you . I have watched ...
Page 95
... path until you come to a boutique where they sell balls of rice and sugar ; go on until you come to another where they sell kunji . From there you will see a flamboyant- tree in full blossom . At that tree take the path towards the hand ...
... path until you come to a boutique where they sell balls of rice and sugar ; go on until you come to another where they sell kunji . From there you will see a flamboyant- tree in full blossom . At that tree take the path towards the hand ...
Page 262
... path - to - morrow I shall leave this village - from village to village , from town to town , and from jungle to jungle . I see many different men on the path . Strange men , and they do strange things . Thieving , stab- bing , killing ...
... path - to - morrow I shall leave this village - from village to village , from town to town , and from jungle to jungle . I see many different men on the path . Strange men , and they do strange things . Thieving , stab- bing , killing ...
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