And the once-forested hillocks clad in red sandstones begin to appear before you – though you know... Read More
Writers and painters have equally used this element to colour the real occurrences of our life... Read More
Alice never grows old. Nor is she averse to adventures. Born from the ink of Lewis Carroll in 1865,... Read More
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I have striven throughout my translation to recreate the text as an English Dhwani of the Hindi,... Read More
In the ash pit was a heap of potatoes roasting. – Thomas Hardy, Far from the Madding Crowd Read More
The use of “he” to mean “he or she” is sometimes absurd as well as offensive – especially... Read More
As we have seen, long and complicated sentences can make life very difficult for the average reader... Read More
Heavy rains make city greener; turn Upper Lake greyer. Read More
Agatha’s crispy title ‘Murder on the Oriental Express’ allays all doubts. Read More
Since such words are invaders, they should be struck off to keep a sentence healthy Read More
It is the strongest of all adversative conjunctions. Read More
The three pronouns “I”, “you” and “myself” say it all. The subject pronoun “I”... Read More
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