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4. Why Omar and Ruskin had to part ways? They promised to meet each other again someday. Did they meet? Yes/No? Substantiate your answer from the chapter 'The Playing Fields of Shimla'

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chap like Ruskin. Then, he begins noticing a silent boy like him, his name is Omar. He too does not mingle with ...

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18-Dec-2018 — In this book, Ruskin has captured the enthusiasm as well as the innocence of children through his stories. 'The playing fields of Shimla' is ...

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4. Why Omar and Ruskin had to part ways? They promised to meet each other again someday. Did they meet? Yes/No? Substantiate your answer from the chapter 'The Playing Fields of Shimla'​

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4. Why Omar and Ruskin had to part ways? They promised to meet each other again someday. Did they meet? Yes/No? Substantiate your answer from the chapter 'The Playing Fields of Shimla'