1
Ramachandra sat in his plush office explaining how his energy costs have doubled.
2
It was as Ramachandra had prophesied at the village meeting the next evening.
3
In the squad the nearest thing to companionship was with Ramachandra, the commander.
4
What separated Willie from the rest of the squad was what attracted Ramachandra.
5
Like Einstein, Ramachandra was a man of an upper caste, perhaps the highest.
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In the Indian epic, Ramachandra is the highest kind of man.
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Keso said, You can't help feeling that Ramachandra was right.
8
Ramachandra said, "They say there's an ambush prepared for us higher up."
9
The two kings Janaka and Dasaratha congratulate each other on the victory of Ramachandra.
10
On another day Ramachandra asked Willie, "Why did you leave your wife?"
11
After a while Ramachandra signalled to the column to halt.
12
Ramachandra himself looked impatient and hard and tapped his bony fingers on his AK-47.
13
The uniformed men of the movement let their guns be seen, as Ramachandra had ordered.
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Ramachandra said, "I feel that everything about my birth and life was an accident."
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Perhaps Ramachandra, with his bony nervous fingers on his AK-47, had caused them to lie low.
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But no amount of concealment, no amount of sympathy, could do away with Ramachandra's grief and incompleteness.