Plain Tales from the Hills

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This collection features stories set in the Indian hills, showcasing the lives and experiences of British expatriates. Each tale offers a glimpse into the complexities of colonial life, blending humor and poignant observations. The narratives explore themes of cultural encounters, identity, and the nuances of human relationships, reflecting the author's keen insight into both the British and Indian perspectives of the time. The book remains a significant work from 1889, preserving its original charm and storytelling style.