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Lencho consoled his family by assuring them that there is still hope from God. He believed that no one will die of hunger as God is always with them and Hi will certainly help them to overcome this disaster.
Lencho consoled his family by assuring them that there is still hope from God. He believed that no one will die of hunger as God is always with them and Hi will certainly help them to overcome this disaster.
See lessRain proved to be big disaster for Lencho. He expected that it will make the crops suitable for harvesting. However, the opposite happened. It started hailing and the whole crop was destroyed. Lencho was devastated. He feared that he will have nothing to feed himself as well as his family.
Rain proved to be big disaster for Lencho. He expected that it will make the crops suitable for harvesting. However, the opposite happened. It started hailing and the whole crop was destroyed. Lencho was devastated. He feared that he will have nothing to feed himself as well as his family.
See lessLencho was looking at the sky because he was eagerly waiting for the rain to fall. The rain would make the crops suitable for harvesting. He was quite happy.
Lencho was looking at the sky because he was eagerly waiting for the rain to fall. The rain would make the crops suitable for harvesting. He was quite happy.
See lessIn the morning, Lencho waited eagerly for the rain. His crops were blooming with flowers and he expected that rain will prove beneficial for it. It will make the crops ripe and suitable for harvesting.
In the morning, Lencho waited eagerly for the rain. His crops were blooming with flowers and he expected that rain will prove beneficial for it. It will make the crops ripe and suitable for harvesting.
See lessIn the first letter (which he wrote to God), he wrote that he suffered great loss because of heavy rainfall. His crops were destroyed. Now he needs money to feed himself and his family. In the second letter (which he wrote after receiving the money), he wrote that he has received less money than whaRead more
In the first letter (which he wrote to God), he wrote that he suffered great loss because of heavy rainfall. His crops were destroyed. Now he needs money to feed himself and his family.
In the second letter (which he wrote after receiving the money), he wrote that he has received less money than what he asked for and he thinks that some of the amount was stolen by the employees working at the post office.
See lessLecho compared the large raindrops with 10 cent coins because he the rain droplets were shining and he imagined them to be like coins that would make him rich.
Lecho compared the large raindrops with 10 cent coins because he the rain droplets were shining and he imagined them to be like coins that would make him rich.
See lessLencho was satisfied because the crops in his field were blooming with flowers. He hoped that the rain will prove beneficial for the crops and they will ripe up. He was expecting the rain since long and now that rain came, he was satisfied.
Lencho was satisfied because the crops in his field were blooming with flowers. He hoped that the rain will prove beneficial for the crops and they will ripe up. He was expecting the rain since long and now that rain came, he was satisfied.
See lessLencho needed money because a strong wind blew and destroyed the crops in his field completely. He suffered a big loss. He was afraid that he will not be able to get food for himself and his family. Hence he wanted money.
Lencho needed money because a strong wind blew and destroyed the crops in his field completely. He suffered a big loss. He was afraid that he will not be able to get food for himself and his family. Hence he wanted money.
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Lencho went to the post office in the town. He placed a stamp on the letter, wrote "To God" on it and dropped into the mailbox.
Lencho went to the post office in the town. He placed a stamp on the letter, wrote “To God” on it and dropped into the mailbox.
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