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    The postmaster didn't want Lencho's faith in God to be affected as he was impressed by Lencho's belief in God. Hence he asked his staff and friends to help him. He also contributed a part of his salary to Lencho. He wanted Lencho to think that God has given money to him.

    The postmaster didn’t want Lencho’s faith in God to be affected as he was impressed by Lencho’s belief in God. Hence he asked his staff and friends to help him. He also contributed a part of his salary to Lencho. He wanted Lencho to think that God has given money to him.

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    In the poem "A Tiger in the Zoo", if the tiger was in its natural habitat it would have been lurking in the shadow in order to hunt plump deer and terrorize the villagers who live at the edge of the jungle. A Tiger in the Zoo Summary

    In the poem “A Tiger in the Zoo”, if the tiger was in its natural habitat it would have been lurking in the shadow in order to hunt plump deer and terrorize the villagers who live at the edge of the jungle.

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    Since the Portuguese days, bread has become an indispensable part of Goan society. Even after the end of Portuguese rule, there are people who work as mixers, moulders and bakers. During the childhood of the narrator, loaves of bread and bread bangles were popular among elders and children respectivRead more

    Since the Portuguese days, bread has become an indispensable part of Goan society. Even after the end of Portuguese rule, there are people who work as mixers, moulders and bakers. During the childhood of the narrator, loaves of bread and bread bangles were popular among elders and children respectively.

    Bread is an integral part of various festive occasions and events such as marriage (Bol), Christmas and other festivals (Bolinhas and Sweet Bread), and at parties or a feast. Even today, furnaces are active, and bakery still continues to be an integral part of Goan society.

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    Walt Whitman’s ‘Animals’ uses a number of literary devices. The first line starts with a paradox. Following that, the poet employs personification to portray animals with human attributes. The usage of a repetition at the start of consecutive lines is done for emphasis. The word “sick” has been usedRead more

    Walt Whitman’s ‘Animals’ uses a number of literary devices. The first line starts with a paradox. Following that, the poet employs personification to portray animals with human attributes. The usage of a repetition at the start of consecutive lines is done for emphasis. The word “sick” has been used as a metaphor.

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    Walt Whitman, the poet, compares the feeling of being with animals and humans and admits that he feels more at ease and at home with animals than with his fellow humans. Humans have gone insane in their pursuit of material goods. They’re a jumble of complexities. They have nightmares and mourn for tRead more

    Walt Whitman, the poet, compares the feeling of being with animals and humans and admits that he feels more at ease and at home with animals than with his fellow humans. Humans have gone insane in their pursuit of material goods. They’re a jumble of complexities. They have nightmares and mourn for their sins because their conscience is impure. Animals, on the other hand, are satisfied, tranquil, and self-contained. They aren’t motivated by anything other than their meals. They don’t need to worship God since they never feel guilty or sinful. In the distant past, our ancestors exchanged those signs of love and understanding. Unfortunately, mankind has permanently lost those values and signs of love and compassion.

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    Here in the poem "The Ball Poem" the boy was playing with a ball . Suddenly the ball jumps into the water and he lost it. This created  a situation where he can learn about epistemology if loss. This was a good opportunity for him to learn about life and it's bitter truth. This is a very important lRead more

    • Here in the poem “The Ball Poem” the boy was playing with a ball .
    • Suddenly the ball jumps into the water and he lost it.
    • This created  a situation where he can learn about epistemology if loss.
    • This was a good opportunity for him to learn about life and it’s bitter truth.
    • This is a very important lesson for him as he must understand that moving on and overcoming is qn essential part of life and can’t stay like this.
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