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A Watch of Nightingales - Page 175
Then she saw that Kokila was holding Rachel's hand, dragging her forward toward Mara. “Rachel,” Mara said, but she could not move, could not step beyond Kantsakis, though his eyes had closed and he had turned his head away. “You will ...
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Song of the Cuckoo Bird: A Novel - Page 151
Maybe it was because Charvi was so against it. maybe it was because Kokila was feeling more and more stifled inside Tella Meda and its routine, but whatever the cause, Kokila volunteered her services to Shankar during one of his Sunday ...
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The last ride together and other stories - Page 120
Kokila was a changed person. She had developed self confidence and very strong will power. People go to Yoga Centre or Great Guru to culminate their energy and will power, but God knows how she had become such an energetic woman.
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A Report on the Problem of Dowry in Bangalore City - Issue 1 - Page 23
Differences developed between the couple. Kokila was prevented from going to her mother's house for confinement. Kokila's husband's sister looked after the child when she went away for work. The strained relationship between the couple ...
N. S. Krishnakumari, A. S. Geetha, N. Shantha Mohan,
1984
भूम-वष्टि: सीधुरसो सप कोविलिले: । यसन्तदूक्तिम्लफली मदादूयों ममपत्नि: 1: सध्यावास: अन: पिकासो तृपप्रिय: । प्रियाधु: कोकिलावास: स योकान्दिकराव्य: ।। राजनि-मटु, अन्यादेयर्ग 1 1; ...
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Jaded Tasks: Brass Plates, Black Ops & Big Oil—The Blood ...
According toState Department sources, Kokal was saidto be despondent over a“problem” with his security clearance, and had thrown himself head first out of awindow at the State Department headquarters,landing ina 20footdeep window well ...
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The Years of Rice and Salt - Page 93
So Kokila was free to follow her own thoughts for a few years. Insef often said that childhood was the best time in a woman's life, because as a girl she was somewhat free of men, and mostly just another worker around the house and in the ...
Kim Stanley Robinson,
2003
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Translation: Poetics and Practice - Page 101
m> a remarkable woman, a writer and an activist. She was the sister of eminent Oriya writer Kanta Kavi Laxmikanta Mohapatra. There is an amazing parallel between Kokila's own life and the plight of widowhood depicted in Bilasini.
Congressman Fulton stated that in 1947 when he was making a tour of dis- placed-persons camps, Daniel Kokal was pointed out to him at Displaced Persons Camp No. 2, Banloli, Naples, Italy, as a person of excellent character and reputation ...
United States. Congress. Senate
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Early Women's Writings in Orissa, 1898-1950: A Lost Tradition - Page 27
(Translated from the Oriya by Sachidananda Mohanty) Kokila was followed by a worthy successor named Sarala Devi. A woman who gave up her upper-caste aristocratic background and plunged headlong into the womens movement and the ...
Sachidananda Mohanty,
2005