Etiquette, decency
Salty, of the sea
Touchy, quick to offense
Lively, vibrant
Merry, lively
To bury, entomb
To depict, describe
Womanhood, feminity
Nearly, almost
Essence, core, real point
Obedient, dutiful
Cruelty, horror
To echo, resound
Generous, wasteful
Useless, fruitless
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As a thunder rumbled outside, Mahatma Gandhi’s shaky yet oddly strong voice quavered loudly from the static-filled radio inside the hall.
Anjali peeked out the window. Sure enough, as the last few drops of rain fell from the sky,...
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Mojan tells Anjali that it was wrong of Ghandi to use the word Harijan.... that is doing so he was putting his people down and inferring the superiority of others.
