Friends in Small Places: Ruskin Bond's Unforgettable PeopleThis Collection Brings Together The Best Of Ruskin Bond'S Cameos, All Beautifully Imagined And Crafted, Inspired By People Who Have Left A Lasting Impression On Him. In Addition, There Are A Host Of Characters Culled From Bond'S Numerous Short Stories. Taken Together, They Constitute A Magnificent Evocation Of The Small-Town India By One Of The Country'S Best Storytellers. |
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... went hobbling away , having first wished me a pleasant afternoon . I was almost certain he had been telling me a very tall story ; but you never can tell ... Perhaps he really had met Bippin the ghost . And it was Pipalnagar's People 217.
... went hobbling away , having first wished me a pleasant afternoon . I was almost certain he had been telling me a very tall story ; but you never can tell ... Perhaps he really had met Bippin the ghost . And it was Pipalnagar's People 217.
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Ruskin Bond's Unforgettable People Ruskin Bond. really had met Bippin the ghost . And it was wise to give him the four annas , just in case , after all , he was a CID man . Two Pitamber is a young lion . A shaggy mane of black hair ...
Ruskin Bond's Unforgettable People Ruskin Bond. really had met Bippin the ghost . And it was wise to give him the four annas , just in case , after all , he was a CID man . Two Pitamber is a young lion . A shaggy mane of black hair ...
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