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(heard, sharp, physician, symptoms, thoughtful, bright) Paresh Chanda was a young ………1………. with a pair of ……….2……….. eyes and a ………3………. nose. He became ………..4……….. when he …………5………… about Bepin Babu’s …………6…………..

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1. physician, 2. bright, 3. sharp, 4. thoughtful, 5. heard, 6. symptoms

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