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Information for "The rivers are figuratively described as wives of the oceans and seas because they glide down to the oceans and seas as tributaries, like the wives attached to their husbands"

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Display titleThe rivers are figuratively described as wives of the oceans and seas because they glide down to the oceans and seas as tributaries, like the wives attached to their husbands
Default sort keyThe rivers are figuratively described as wives of the oceans and seas because they glide down to the oceans and seas as tributaries, like the wives attached to their husbands
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Page creatorMayapur (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation08:58, 15 July 2012
Latest editor108.162.246.11 (talk)
Date of latest edit11:28, 3 March 2021
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