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Who is recounting the tale of Sita in Toru Dutt's poem?

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Explain with reference to the context: Certainly, I do not think of telling yourself, "This waiter is my kinsman, he is the offspring of Zens." Besides, even if he were, why should the offspring of Zens wait so badly?

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Explain with reference to the context: So Della did it.Which instigates the reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles and smiles, with sniffles predominating.

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Explain with reference to the context: I began to fear that at his rate (I was obliged to visit the workshop every other week to shed my savings), I should soon reach the brink of bankruptcy effortlessly.

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Explain with reference to the context: "The Last vicar knew that, sir, "he replied. "He said it didn't make no difference. He always said there was a great deal too much education in the world for is taste."

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In spite of not being any wiser, does Lynd lose faith in books? What does still he believe?

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Why did Jim say their presents were "too nice to use just at present"?

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Who does the brook rush down to join?

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Who is the 'I' in the poem 'The Brook'?

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Who is the 'poet-anchorite' referred to in the poem 'Sita'?

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Who is recounting the tale of Sita in Toru Dutt's poem?

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Explain with reference to the context: Certainly, I do not think of telling yourself, "This waiter is my kinsman, he is the offspring of Zens." Besides, even if he were, why should the offspring of Zens wait so badly?

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Explain with reference to the context: So Della did it.Which instigates the reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles and smiles, with sniffles predominating.

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Explain with reference to the context: I began to fear that at his rate (I was obliged to visit the workshop every other week to shed my savings), I should soon reach the brink of bankruptcy effortlessly.

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Explain with reference to the context: "The Last vicar knew that, sir, "he replied. "He said it didn't make no difference. He always said there was a great deal too much education in the world for is taste."

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In spite of not being any wiser, does Lynd lose faith in books? What does still he believe?

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Who does the brook rush down to join?

Who is the 'I' in the poem 'The Brook'?

Who is the 'poet-anchorite' referred to in the poem 'Sita'?

Who is recounting the tale of Sita in Toru Dutt's poem?

Explain with reference to the context: Certainly, I do not think of telling yourself, "This waiter is my kinsman, he is the offspring of Zens." Besides, even if he were, why should the offspring of Zens wait so badly?

Explain with reference to the context: So Della did it.Which instigates the reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles and smiles, with sniffles predominating.

Explain with reference to the context: I began to fear that at his rate (I was obliged to visit the workshop every other week to shed my savings), I should soon reach the brink of bankruptcy effortlessly.

Explain with reference to the context: "The Last vicar knew that, sir, "he replied. "He said it didn't make no difference. He always said there was a great deal too much education in the world for is taste."

In spite of not being any wiser, does Lynd lose faith in books? What does still he believe?

Why did Jim say their presents were "too nice to use just at present"?

Who does the brook rush down to join?

Who is the 'I' in the poem 'The Brook'?

Who is the 'poet-anchorite' referred to in the poem 'Sita'?

Who is recounting the tale of Sita in Toru Dutt's poem?

Explain with reference to the context: Certainly, I do not think of telling yourself, "This waiter is my kinsman, he is the offspring of Zens." Besides, even if he were, why should the offspring of Zens wait so badly?

Explain with reference to the context: So Della did it.Which instigates the reflection that life is made up of sobs, sniffles and smiles, with sniffles predominating.

Explain with reference to the context: I began to fear that at his rate (I was obliged to visit the workshop every other week to shed my savings), I should soon reach the brink of bankruptcy effortlessly.

Explain with reference to the context: "The Last vicar knew that, sir, "he replied. "He said it didn't make no difference. He always said there was a great deal too much education in the world for is taste."

In spite of not being any wiser, does Lynd lose faith in books? What does still he believe?

Why did Jim say their presents were "too nice to use just at present"?

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