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Examples
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Others, such as Kudra, seek to pry the lid off and hop out.
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"I have lost my husband, my children, my people, my faith, " said Kudra.
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"I am facing the truth, " Kudra interrupted, -and the truth is, there is nothing so almighty wonderful about this long life of ours.
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Even after absorbing the Bandaloop legacy (or part of it, at least), Kudra could never quite overcome the feeling that, in defying death, she was doing something wrong and would be made to pay for it in some prolonged and unspeakably excruciating way.
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Kudra chided him for it mildly, but he was rarely happier than when savoring the fear and disgust that welled up in proper Christians at the sight of their rattling, tinkling troupe.
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It happened on the morning after the festival of Mahashivaratri-the Great Night of Shiva-when, weakened by fasting and loosened by a kind of spiritual hangover, Navin revealed to Kudra that he adored horses and that during his youth had entertained the impossible dream of miraculously transcending Vaisya, the merchant caste, and ascending to Kshatriya, the warrior caste, so that he might ride.
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Because, Kudra, no hand held the bucket that dumped that water on me, the bucket was suspended in midair, just tipping itself on me of its own accord.
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If Alobar were to sport a wig, thought Pan, it might solve his current problem and put a stop to his bickering with Kudra.
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Thanking her, Kudra studies the letters until they are memorized.
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One priest was of the opinion that Navin, like any good merchant-class husband, had lavished gold and silver ornaments upon his wife, and that they could scarcely afford to let Kudra forgo the funeral fire.
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