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Heat and Dust Study Guide

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by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
About 46 pages (13,820 words)
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Part 5 Section 17 Summary

The date is April 25th. The narrator and Chid now blend into Satipur, which is used to assimilating different elements. Dust storms have begun blowing day and night: leaves that were once green are now ashen, dried by the hot winds. Chid though is unaffected by the weather: but, for the narrator, it is too hot for sex (and Chid does not bathe). She first tried throwing Chid out of her room, but he returned. His mindless chanting has become increasingly unbearable. Ritu made a rare.....

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