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THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY
1)...but that was hard to believe... What does the writer imply here?
2)Why did the writer's grandfather look as if he could have only lots and lots of grandchildren?
3)Why did the claim of the grandmother playing games as a child appear 'absurd' & 'undignified'?
4)What are the changes that came in the relationship between thewriter and his grandmother in the city at the initial stages and later?
5)What were the new pastime the grand mother had in the city? 6)....when l left l cherished the moist imprint.... Explain the line. 7)What were the things grandmother disliked in the English school? 8)How did her routine show a change prior to her death?
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