English, asked by debnathatanu2004, 2 months ago

'but they were of no use to her"--
when did the speaker say this.?
(Ruskin Bond story Eyes have it) ​

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Answered by aayushisomani5621
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Explanation:

In Ruskin Bond's short story, 'The Eyes Have It' the narrator said this to the girl who got off at Saharanpur. In the time of train journey the narrator met a girl in his compartment.

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