English, asked by rchakraborty185, 5 months ago

What happened to the house after the grandmother died?​

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Answered by virativaibhavmani630
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Answer. Answer : In the poem 'My Grandmother's House' by Kamla Das, the house withdrew into silence after the grandmother died. The house became infested with snakes that moved among the books

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