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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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The year is 1923. Since Harry was not in good health, it was only the chauffeur who came to fetch Olivia now. Harry is though well enough to quarrel with her: he says she shouldn't be at the palace; she says Douglas says the same about him. He mentions having quarreled with the Nawab (over his not having introduced her to the Begum). H tells Olivia how the Nawab avoids questions he doesn't want to answer, first by laughing at.....

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