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Page 503
... Divakar , and were perfectly prepared to promise him their votes with or without the five new stand - pipes . Mr Divakar was gratified by their attitude , even if he remained dubious of their intentions . He rewarded it by sending a ...
... Divakar , and were perfectly prepared to promise him their votes with or without the five new stand - pipes . Mr Divakar was gratified by their attitude , even if he remained dubious of their intentions . He rewarded it by sending a ...
Page 506
... Divakar clapped her hands over her ears , and fled from the room . Next morning Mr Divakar stood at the top of the steps of the town hall , watch in hand , counting heads as his followers arrived in ones and twos and mounted towards him ...
... Divakar clapped her hands over her ears , and fled from the room . Next morning Mr Divakar stood at the top of the steps of the town hall , watch in hand , counting heads as his followers arrived in ones and twos and mounted towards him ...
Page 507
... Divakar turned horrified eyes at Atlas supporting Night and at the terrestrial globe between them . The hands of the clock stood at eight minutes past ten . It was at about half - past ten that I met Mr Divakar . I had taken a morning ...
... Divakar turned horrified eyes at Atlas supporting Night and at the terrestrial globe between them . The hands of the clock stood at eight minutes past ten . It was at about half - past ten that I met Mr Divakar . I had taken a morning ...
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