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"I knew that my journey was over" - why does the author say so in the story ' A visit to Cambridge'? Tilly's story (from The Tsunami) had some important messages attached to it. What were they?

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Answered by mantri2611

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The author said this because he thought that after meeting the noblest person in the world there's no other wish or desire to live in this world this is the answer.

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"I knew that my journey was over" - why does the author say so in the story ' A visit to Cambridge'? Tilly's story (from The Tsunami) had some important messages attached to it. What were they?​

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"I knew that my journey was over" - why does the author say so in the story ' A visit to Cambridge'? Tilly's story (from The Tsunami) had some important messages attached to it. What were they?