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Under the Fathomless Depths of the Blue Sea (2)

[20] “Look here, Tarun,” retorted the chief ghost, “it’s [...] I’ve frightened you.”

[86] The gentleman ghost retorted, “Obviously you don’t [...] I’m a pious man, you know.”

The Desires of Khyát́andás (1)

[40] “Respected ladies and gentlemen, [...] everything.’ The greedy man retorted, ‘If I had enough space [...] your horrible medicine?’

Táńd́ava Dance – What and Why? (1)

[6] Then Párvatii observed, [...] rice (cául) . Shiva retorted, “What is the matter? I [...] Párvatii explained the reality –

Social Justice (1)

[35] Once an erudite Sanskrit scholar [...] how to row.” The boatman retorted, “Now your whole life is about to go in vain!”

“Prańipátena Pariprashnena Sevayá” – 2 (1)

[17] Laksmana retorted, “Fourteen years have I [...] come after fourteen years.”

Kálii to Kikhi (Discourse 25) (5)

[78] I retorted, “Good or bad, that [arrow] [...] also an act of violence.”

[96] Akalmand retorted, “I no longer tread a path [...] given up farming altogether.”

[121] Akalmand retorted, “Look, again it raises the question of lack of education and bad education.”

[130] I retorted, “If you want to overhaul [...] account for the cakra .”

[135] Akalmand retorted, “What does your linguistics say, or philology or phonetics?”

In the Land of Hat́t́amálá Part 1 (2)

[70] The mother-in-law retorted, “What, I won’t have [...] as your stomach can hold.”

[93] The old which retorted: “My hair is full of ticks, [...] all those ticks and lice.”

Ghost In-Laws (1)

[16] The mother-in-law retorted, “What, I won’t have [...] as your stomach can hold.”

A to Ac/ap/al (Discourse 1) (1)

[39] Suvimal retorted, “And you’re not embarrassed at all?”