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The night train at Deoli and other stories by Ruskin Bond · Booklabria

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The night train at Deoli and other stories

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The night train at Deoli and other stories

Name: The night train at Deoli and other stories
Author: Ruskin Bond

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First published: 1988
Language: English
Editions: 3

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The Night Train at Deoli and Other Stories offers several affectionate accounts of people who, consciously or otherwise, need each other: people in love or in need of love, the awkward adolescent and the timid lover. This collection also features stunning vignettes mourning the gradual erosion of the beauty of the hills.

Subjects: Indic fiction

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