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... story . The second , Hana and Kip , rebuild Almásy's story while they are telling theirs . The nexus that joins both stories is the English patient , Count Ladislaus de Almásy , a strange character who emphasizes the multiethnic nature ...
... story . The second , Hana and Kip , rebuild Almásy's story while they are telling theirs . The nexus that joins both stories is the English patient , Count Ladislaus de Almásy , a strange character who emphasizes the multiethnic nature ...
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... story , the story often transmitted via a woman . When Sardarji begins to fear the loyalties of his Muslim friend Rai Alam Khan , Baldwin asks , Does Rai Alam Khan think the Sikhs can survive under the Muslims again — the same who ...
... story , the story often transmitted via a woman . When Sardarji begins to fear the loyalties of his Muslim friend Rai Alam Khan , Baldwin asks , Does Rai Alam Khan think the Sikhs can survive under the Muslims again — the same who ...
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... story of Cinderella in a poem " And then the Prince knelt Down and Tried to put the Glass slipper on Cinderella's foot . " The Cinderella recreated in this poem is a dynamic character and takes an active role in her destiny . She acts ...
... story of Cinderella in a poem " And then the Prince knelt Down and Tried to put the Glass slipper on Cinderella's foot . " The Cinderella recreated in this poem is a dynamic character and takes an active role in her destiny . She acts ...
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