How did the blind narrator perceive the outer world??
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Answer:
The Eyes Have It" is authored by Ruskin Bond, an Indian author of British descent. In this narrative story, the flow of the story is depicted as a short train journey of the storyteller himself. The eyes of the narrator were sensitive to light and darkeness only.
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Answer:The narrator percieve the outer world through his inner eyes which are more powerful than the eyes of a normal peron.
Explanation:as the narrator was blinf and his eyes were only sensiyive tp light and darkness,so naturally he can't see the outer world but he can felt the world by his inner mind's eye.
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