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_aSaraf, Sujit, _91643272 _eauthor |
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_aHarilal and sons : _ba novel / _cSujit Saraf. |
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_aNew Delhi : _bSpeaking Tiger, _c2016. |
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| 520 | _a"It is the year 1899. In the north western corner of British India, the Chhappaniya famine stalks the desert region of Shekhavati. A despairing shopkeeper turns to his young son and says, ‘This land has nothing to offer us but sand dunes and khejra bushes.’ Soon after, twelve-year-old Harilal Tibrewal, recently married to eleven-year-old Parmeshwari, sets off, alone, for the densely populated plains of Bengal in eastern India—travelling on camelback and by bus, train and boat to arrive in Calcutta, two thousand kilometres away."-- | ||
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_aSaraf, Hiralal, _y1880-1960. _91644071 |
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_aIndia _bRampura _91644072 |
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_aEnglish fiction _937799 |
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