The Uprooted VineOxford University Press, 2004 - 253 pagina's This is an English translation of Swarnakumari Debi's Bengali social novel Snehalata, which was brought out serially in Bharati between 1889 and 1891. In this novel, the author took up the cause of the victims of the Hindu patriarchal system, the daughters, daughters in law, widows, and poor dependents in the joint family system. |
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Pagina 54
... took Sneha for a light repast . Needless to say she could hardly eat anything . By the time they returned to the room , many of the guests had left after the refreshments , while those who were staying in the house had gone to wash ...
... took Sneha for a light repast . Needless to say she could hardly eat anything . By the time they returned to the room , many of the guests had left after the refreshments , while those who were staying in the house had gone to wash ...
Pagina 101
... took his shawl and his umbrella and went out . The Babu thought that there couldn't be a more loyal servant than him . He spent the whole day waiting anxiously for his return , while the servant passed the time in the company of his ...
... took his shawl and his umbrella and went out . The Babu thought that there couldn't be a more loyal servant than him . He spent the whole day waiting anxiously for his return , while the servant passed the time in the company of his ...
Pagina 110
... took his leave . Kishori's initial keenness of remorse had considerably subsided after talking to Charu and now the pangs of hunger had revived . He called out to Hari who responded promptly and went to bring his food . Kishori opened ...
... took his leave . Kishori's initial keenness of remorse had considerably subsided after talking to Charu and now the pangs of hunger had revived . He called out to Hari who responded promptly and went to bring his food . Kishori opened ...
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able accept appeared asked Babu's become began believe bride bring brought Charu child club coming continued Dada dark daughter desire Didi don't entered everything expression eyes face faith father feel felt girl give gone hair hand happy head hear heard heart hold hope husband Jagat Babu Jethima Jiban Jiban's mother Kamala keep Kishori leave letter listen lives looked maid marriage married matter mind Mistress Mohan Nabin nature never night once opened pain passed person present realized reason remained replied returned seemed sent servant sitting smiled Sneha Snehalata society standing started stay suddenly suffering Tagar taken talk tears tell things thought told took tried true turned understand whole widow wife woman women young