“From the Five Rivers” and “Tales of the Punjab”, famous Anglo‐Indian short stories, were written by………………………

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• Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales is a literary form of enclosing a number of tales within one narrative is ……..
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• “The Picture of Dorian Gray”, a famous 19th century English novel was written by………………………………