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Cover of English translation of 1st Part by Tridip Suhrud, 2015, cover artist: Binita Desai
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Part 3: 1898 Part 1: 1887 Part 4: 1901 Part 2: 1892
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"To the first part he gave all his art. The novel is imbued with aesthetic delight; the characterization is matchless. The second part depicts Hindu society, his art went deeper in the third part, and he gave all that he wished to give to the world in the fourth part."
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― Mahatma Gandhi
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