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Robin The first part of the story. If you are asking what actually happens, I don't think I can paste the entire text here in full.…moreThe first part of the story. If you are asking what actually happens, I don't think I can paste the entire text here in full.(less)

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whether it is digestible to an ordinary reader ? or has to keep a dictionary with him through out the reading time, that is quite boring.

Robin This is a humorous book, written for a popular audience. It does not contain any difficult words or complicated sentences. Any delight the author may …moreThis is a humorous book, written for a popular audience. It does not contain any difficult words or complicated sentences. Any delight the author may have taken in savouring our delicate language, has been devoured wholeheartedly by his burgeoning and appreciative readership down through the ages.

Should you find the dialog impenetrable or the plot obfuscated, by being written in English, then the expedient of a web-based dictionary will quell your confusion in seconds — the consequent elucidation preventing (rather than causing) feelings of being, "quite boring."(less)

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