Question

adevanture and unexpected incidents make our life intresting write an interesting imiganatue account of an adventures experience you had​

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Introduction.

Description of the incident.

Conclusion.

Life is full of strange happenings. They seem very often to arise from very trifling causes. But so long as we do not know the causes, they seem to be most exceptional. They become very exciting. Life becomes interesting because of such things. They are very welcome because they break the boredom of life. Holidays, for example, are welcome changes in our routine of daily life. The arrival of relatives is also very exciting, specially when they come unexpectedly. A thunderstorm during summer can also very exciting. Quarrels of our neighbours give us some thrill, and when they make up their differences and become friends, they give us delight, Sudden fires are also very exciting though, of course, they are not at all welcome. The visit of great men to our town or school is a red-letter day in our life. Such incidents are happening very often and they give us variety of experience. They sweeten life and add to our experience.

A very interesting thing happened to me when I was a small lad. I have regarded it as the most exciting event in my life so far. It . was a very strange and fearful event when it happened. It ended as a joke, though. But when it took place, it upset and terrified me beyond description. Let me describe it in a right way.

It happened one night. I was sleeping with my elder brother in one room of our house. Mother and sisters were sleeping in other rooms. Father was not present. At about midnight I woke up as I heard some kind of sound coming from the kitchen of our house. I was, truly speaking, afraid. It so happened that there were several thieves in our neighbourhood in the past few weeks. Every one was alert and apprehensive. I was old enough to imagine all sorts of robberies. I always imagined that big, black men would break into the house, beat us and run away with all our belongings. This was a constant fear with me in those days. We had no servants in our house, and father was out of station.