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27-10-2022
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Suppose a child who lived in a city with his/her parents accompanied his/her father to visit an elderly
grandmother in the village. The grandmother was waiting for her son to come back to the village and look after her, but her son was not willing to do so. Write a diary on behalf of the elderly grandmother describing her feeling of not living with her children and grandchildren

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