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Plain Tales from the Hills Word Scramble

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Plain Tales from the Hills is a collection of short stories written by Rudyard Kipling during his time in British India. These tales capture the essence of life in colonial India and provide a glimpse into the social dynamics of the time.

  • Explore the intricacies of British-Indian relationships
  • Experience the rich cultural tapestry of India
  • Uncover the complexities of identity and belonging

Game Details: A word scramble game where you unscramble key vocabulary terms. There is no time limit, but you have a limited number of moves. Use spells to get extra moves!

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bungalow
The British officer lived in a spacious bungalow at the edge of the hill station.
ayah
The ayah took care of the children and ensured they were well-fed and clean.
burra sahib
The burra sahib was the highest-ranking official in the region.
memsahib
The memsahib was known for her elegant manners and impeccable style.
chowkidar
The chowkidar stood guard at the entrance to the compound, keeping watch over the property.
sahib
The local villagers respected the sahib for his fair and just treatment of them.
purdah
The women in the village observed purdah, covering themselves with veils when in public.
dak bungalow
The travellers sought refuge at the dak bungalow, a rest house maintained by the government.
bhisti
The bhisti delivered water to the households in the village, ensuring that everyone had enough to drink.
puggaree
The puggaree was a traditional turban worn by the men to protect them from the sun.
thana
The thana was the local police station, where the constable kept order in the village.

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