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A Passage to India | Part III, Chapter XXXIII: Summary and Analysis
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The Rajah of Mau: an old Hindu ruler
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When Part III opens, two years have passed since Fielding left India. The setting is now the Hindu state of Mau, where Professor Godbole and Dr. Aziz live. Professor Godbole and his choir are performing at the Hindu festival celebrating Shri Krishna’s birthday. The courtyard at Mau is filled with Hindu worshippers. There is music from many sources. In this setting, a small Europeanized band is almost unnoticeable.
Professor Godbole calls his musicians to a new rhythm. While he and his...
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