The monkeys have told Svayamprabha of their search for the missing Sita, and she has told them of the mystery of the cave and how she came to live in that marvelous place by Indian School

The monkeys have told Svayamprabha of their search for the missing Sita, and she has told them of the mystery of the cave and how she came to live in that marvelous place

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The monkeys have told Svayamprabha of their search for the missing Sita, and she has told them of the mystery of the cave and how she came to live in that marvelous place by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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