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Abstract
The evening was already upon Calcutta, light sucked from the sky at an alarming rate. The first bats left their trees and flitted about in a purposeless way. Moths blundered into candles. In the fading wastes above the town the Pole Star hung, gripped invisibly by God's fingers, incandescent with strange light. A full moon appeared beside it. In the house there was bustle and a heightened sense of expectation not normally to be found.
Recommended Citation
Chand, Meira, The Goddess of Perilous Passage (Chapter One of a novel in progress), Kunapipi, 22(1), 2000.
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