
The monsoon had Delhi by the throat that July.
Rain hammered the marble terrace in the late afternoon, then stopped as abruptly as it had begun, leaving the air so thick and wet that breathing felt like drinking.

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The monsoon had Delhi by the throat that July.
Rain hammered the marble terrace in the late afternoon, then stopped as abruptly as it had begun, leaving the air so thick and wet that breathing felt like drinking.

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