Phoenix, Volume 1Sri Lanka Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, 1990 - Commonwealth literature (English) |
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... fellows . " The noise made by the lorry and the bright blinding light came closer and closer . She again said , " You have to be careful . I am telling you .... " It was then that she saw the face of the man driving the lorry On the ...
... fellows . " The noise made by the lorry and the bright blinding light came closer and closer . She again said , " You have to be careful . I am telling you .... " It was then that she saw the face of the man driving the lorry On the ...
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... fellow ex - colonial , that Britain was the greatest country in the world . My Anglophile family would agree with them . " You're out of your minds . " writes my sister from Suffolk . " You'll never be happy in Australia . " She has ...
... fellow ex - colonial , that Britain was the greatest country in the world . My Anglophile family would agree with them . " You're out of your minds . " writes my sister from Suffolk . " You'll never be happy in Australia . " She has ...
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... fellow South African writer lacked real warmth ( LI ) . Warmth and humour though one does not immediately associate her own novels with humour - appear to have been important to her : she makes the same criticism about criticism about ...
... fellow South African writer lacked real warmth ( LI ) . Warmth and humour though one does not immediately associate her own novels with humour - appear to have been important to her : she makes the same criticism about criticism about ...
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