English, asked by tufanganguli, 2 months ago

"you have an interesting face " who said this and to whom?

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Answered by kiranmishra765

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Answer:

he narrator of “The Eyes Have It” by Ruskin Bond is the speaker here. Narrator said this to the girl co-passenger in the train compartment. Then the narrator intended to flatter the girl co-passenger with this remark. He wanted to discover the girl's looks, but he could not because he was completely blind.

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