1. Now my brother bec
3. Read the following passage carefully :
Now my brother became much gentler towards me. Several times
when he found reason to scold me he did it without losing his
temper. My independence grew. I started imagining that I'd pass next
Ume whether I studied or not. I found a new pleasure in flying kites
and now spent more time on the field. Still, I was conscious' of my
manners with my brother and concealed my kite-flying from him. In
preparation for the kite tournament was secretly busy solving such
problems as how best to get the string and how to apply the paste
mixed with ground glass to it to cut the other kites off their strings.>
2. One day, far from the hostel, I was running down the road trying to
grab hold of a kite My eyes were on the heavens and that high-flying
traveller in the skies. A whole army of boys were racing to welcome it
with long, thick bamboo rods, Nobody was aware who was in front
or behind him.
3. Suddenly I collided with my brother, who was probably coming back
from the market. He grabbed my hand and said angrily, "Aren't you
ashamed of running after a one paisa kite? Have you forgotten that
you are in grade eight now, one behind me. A man's got to have some
regard for his position. There was a time when by passing the eighth
grade people became assistant revenue collectors, first degree deputy
magistrates or superintendents."
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