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Interpretative/complex questions:

a) At what is the narrator quite successful.

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Answer : In the short story 'The thief's story' by Ruskin Bond, the narrator (Hari Singh) refers to himself as 'an experienced and fairly successful hand. ' The narrator is quite successful at stealing money and robbing people.

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Interpretative/complex questions: a) At what is the narrator quite successful.​

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Interpretative/complex questions:

a) At what is the narrator quite successful.