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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1965)
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How da play peon who through the ba- foot in it, ing I had y in Eng- ew ; pumps. underfo baked dust, joug some och. of wicker huts bustee (hamlet that lea where once I had run away and hid- little den, There was the familiar temple its roof made of beaten-out kerosene tins that shone in the sun, i ne patent- KNEW THE CLUSTER the ough e dhotis to chil- ere e or and chemise shirts, colored shawls socks colored sock suspender showing on their house : our playing a digni of badminton; portl fig- the verandah fied game in white ures topkno a tank with its hyacint I had met one European, one pers in Western dres the illusion would have been shattered because If their ; and where at dusk, cymbal woul sound a conch be blown, and incense out. into the road as evenin come were chanted in honor of two prayers jointe dolls that sat, crowned with tinsel, in a silver swing. The were Ram and Sita, the celestial lovers. clothes would But Indians have no have changed fashions; a sari, turban belong to shirt, a all time.’ Works peons were in th same loos khaki shirts, leather brass- plate belts, yellow turbans. The coolie women, pushin the’ trucks_or dhoti, a * a midstream I could not cookin in the bazaar, wore the same dingy strings, I might have been ‘walkin backwards creeper in flower; my eyes were children, had alway meant excite- ment: our father, Fa comin back from work, or a visitor. But now I- would have been the visitor; there were strangers in right to flee. But the morning The mail our house. I was not steamer, one was Fa’s of steamers, was a large paddl wheeler with a high upper deck of which the European th first-class section took pRomeroL catc tho » they were On VioBi Oi prov helpf - a until hours in calories. , t ac Sen for FRE Booklet #1 VIOBIN MONTICELO 1LLIN more. vouchsafed fresh. is VioBin Oil in Sre su to | like ede Wat REFU SUBSTITUT e while ®eua eee] = the steamer turned, I went to my cabin and wrote: “The river in Bengal India, bu for the was As purpose of this book these thoughts, it might as easil have bee a river in America, in Europe in England ‘France, Ne Zealand thoug the Timbuctoo,. or do not of course have rivers in Timbuctoo. Its flavor would and the fla- ifferent in each . vor of the peopl who lived b the .. would be different (Editors’ Note: These were the openin sentences of The River, which turned out to b one of Miss Godden’s most successfu books. x Kidney common affect twice as many and may make you tenseand burning or from too. frequent, Atter 21, vores ritations men # itching urination both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose sleep and suffer from Head- de- aches, Backache and fee old. x irritation, pressed. In such ually brings fast, relaxing curbing irritating germs in strong 7 Family Weekly, Februar 7 JERR MAcDANIE A : - EA ANYTHIN WITH FALS away. It was not a remembering—I had actually been there—and, as a writer, knew that I must try and river all. it any # grew of — GIVE EXTR STRENG MOR ENDURAN Prove b 1 year Univers Tests slowl back- on at eaae anne VIOBIN SAY one can never go back into the past I had bee back as surely as if 30 years had-been rolled abov them. The bridal creep- blind- ed with sudden tears, and I fled. I do know wha would have hap pene had I gone in. The gates had started to roll back with a jar- ring iron o iron, a noise that, for us was see Cty Ty HEY down the years, back into my own childhood. And so I came, as in a dream to gates of our the high green- house with the arch of a bridal er and went “ing away so that the town smaller and smaller until it was looking down. the wrong end telescop smaller and smaller — acres ‘ they would make a half-circle sweep before turning to-go upstream: away from the town, That day, as I stood b the rail looking, the steamer cast off and started back—I did not kno the reason—but it backed into agdo water cense und of the er men om Fe Overtired Exhaust ic uns up the forward part. Always, whe the steamers pulle away from the Th dolls still sat in the swing, and boy were fishing, as an little they had always fished, in the wid One would hav to have bee a child India fully to understand that stench: a smell mixed of sun, the hone scent of the yello fuzzbuzz Rower of the thorn trees, and heav- ier, of the champa or templ flowers; of human sweat and ordure; of cow dung burnt for fuel; of mustard color booklet tame eeu t in « i i Author of " of the Vill Fiorita,” “The Greengag Summer, “Black Narcissus, “The River,” and “Benga Journey ad 1) ; Cya H d do your. =, B RUMER GODDEN / tree full Gr Lin Fen Please 1965 1 H QYSTEX a at druggists. Peel better Get fast.
