Viji Suresh

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But the child's faith never admits defeat, and it would snatch at the mantle of death itself to turn him back. It would be outrageous for him to think that such a story of one teacherless evening could so suddenly come to a stop. Therefore the grandmother had to call back her story from the ever-shut chamber of the great End, but she does it so simply: it is merely by floating the dead body on a banana stem on the river, and having some incantations read by a magician. But in that rainy night and in the dim light of a lamp death loses all its horror in the mind of the boy, and seems nothing ...more
Viji Suresh
story telling, Tagore's book reminds of my younger days when my dad starts with "once upon a time there lived a king" ...
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Stories from Tagore
 
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Rabindranath Tagore
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