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by Yann Martel
About 108 pages (32,371 words)
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Pi's suffering became intense. The sun and the sea ate away at everything. Pi and Richard Parker were slowly dying. They were starving and thirsty and losing strength to even gather food and water. Both had lost weight and Pi was spending the greater parts of the days sleeping in a semi-conscious state using his dream rag more than ever. In his diary, Pi wrote of having no energy and predicting his imminent death. He also poked at the tiger to see whether he was still alive, which he.....

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