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3.524er that a Passage to India might get finished’; this confession, in a letter of 16 January 1935, not only suggests the difficulties he had in resuming work on the novel but also the curious coexistence in his rational and sceptical temperament of a vein of superstition and belief in magic.

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A Passage to India,er that a Passage to India might get finished’; this confession, in a letter of 16 January 1935, not only suggests the difficulties he had in resuming work on the novel but also the curious coexistence in his rational and sceptical temperament of a vein of superstition and belief in magic.

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Life and Career,of independence to India (of whose late imperial period he has given us one of the best-known pictures); and he gave evidence at the ‘. trial’ of 1960, which may be taken as both a symptom and a cause of the new moral climate of the sixties.

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