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Such a Long Journey Study Guide

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by Rohinton Mistry
About 84 pages (25,079 words)
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Chapter 13 Summary

On the day of the 51st bundle, Roshan feels better. As Gustad hands Dinshawji the money, he notices a swelling in the quiet man's abdomen. Dinshawji drags himself about now, and disappoints everyone awaiting his humor. Gustad suspected cancer during Roshan's birthday party. Now he is ashamed to think about what will happen to the deposits if Dinshawji cannot work. Gustad's spirits rise when he sees the pavement artist working happily and pointing out a floral offering before his drawing of Saraswati. Passers-by have left enough monetary offerings the artist to afford new clothes and shoes. Dilnavaz is hushing the children playing in the compound. Gustad hurries to learn why. Roshan's diarrhea has returned. The bridal doll's dress looks funereal, sending a shiver down Gustad's spine. He will go to the doctor alone.....

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