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Burma Sahib by Paul Theroux mcbill how we fall apart andFrom renowned author Paul Theroux comes a fascinating, atmospheric novel inspired by George Orwell's years in Burma. There is a short period in everyone's life when his character is fixed forever. Eric Blair stood out amongst his fellow police trainees in 1920s Burma. Nineteen years old, unusually tall, a diffident loner fresh from Eton, after five years spent in the narrow colonial world of the Raj a decaying system steeped in overt racism and petty