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The Serang of Ranaganji is authored by Dr A J Cronin. The story is set during the British Rule in India. During a voyage from Liverpool to Calcutta, the author is accompanied by a serang Hasan, a social promoter Ms Jope Smith, and the captain of the ship Ranaganji. He is a strict disciplinarian.
As they reach the middle of the sea, the author and Hassan encounter a potential crisis and a smallpox epidemic. The story is about how the duo manage the calamity bravely and silently. Also, in the course of the journey, Cronin realizes that Hasan is not money-minded. This is seen from the way Hasan refuses to take money that was offered to him for his selfless act. He says that one who has all that he needs has no use for money.
As they reach the middle of the sea, the author and Hassan encounter a potential crisis and a smallpox epidemic. The story is about how the duo manage the calamity bravely and silently. Also, in the course of the journey, Cronin realizes that Hasan is not money-minded. This is seen from the way Hasan refuses to take money that was offered to him for his selfless act. He says that one who has all that he needs has no use for money.
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