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British publishers Guild London, 1946, orig 1943. 94 p. ; 8vo.
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Wings - The Literary Guild Review
The author of Take Three Tenses spent a year, 1942-3, in a bungalow high in the Himalayas on a tea plantation. She expected to find loneliness in her retreat - but mountains, clouds and space were her companions. A great simplicity and calmness pervades this, her journal, and it is transmitted to
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the reader. Those who like to read of a strange life in a remote country will be charmed by this book. Show Less
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LibraryThing member Mary_Charlotte
"Rungli-Rungliot means in Paharia" begins the title. Rumer Godden spent several months in a bungalow (Chinglam) on a spine of the upper Himalayas; this is her story of the life she found there.
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xiv, 196 p.; 21 cm