E. M. Forster fans can undertake their own private pilgrimage 25 km (15 miles) north, to the Barabar Caves, which were the setting for the Marabar incident in Forster's famous novel Passage to India.
Novelist E. M. Forster used the Barabar Caves as the setting for a scene in Passage to India.
E. M. Forster made up all the locations in the novel Passage to India, though the characters are based on real people.
A person is raking outside.
He stood straight on his legs when he spoke.
A man is walking on the beach.
It was not Bradley's fault.
Workers have total confidence in current social programs.
When I was younger it was normal that the president was male but I think one day we will have a female president.