A remote village, with only two rumshops and some food shops and surrounded by sugarcane fields, where Mr Biswas operates a store for six years.
The Chase Quotes in A House for Mr Biswas
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Part 2, Chapter 2
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Mr Biswas had never thought of Tulsi property as belonging to any particular person. Everything, the land at Green Vale, the shop at The Chase, belonged simply to the House. But the lorries were Seth’s.
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Part 1, Chapter 3: The Tulsis
...news that he would be running a shop for the Tulsis “in a village called The Chase .” Nothing could change the fact that Mr Biswas was now married. Tara explained that...
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Nobody mentioned the store in The Chase , so Mr Biswas continued his sign-writing as best he could until he struck up...
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...morning, Seth kicked Mr Biswas out of the house. He went to the shop in The Chase along with Shama, who was pregnant
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Part 1, Chapter 5: Green Vale
The following Saturday, Seth told Mr Biswas that the shop in The Chase “insuranburn now,” giving him 75 dollars, which he added to the fund for his house....
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