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In the first stanza, the boy says, I wish I were a hawker. Why does he wish that? is it
because he would like to carry and sell bangles, or because he would then be free from
the rules he now has to observe? Which lines have the answer?
What are the rules which
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He would like to be a hawker because he would then be free from the rules he has to follow now.
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THE CHILD WISHES TO BE A HAWKER AS HE IS IN NO HURRY. HE LIKES THAT THE HAWKER CAN GO WHEREVER HE WANTS TO AND TAKE ANY ROAD HE DESIRES. HE ALSO BELIEVES THAT THE HAWKER HAS NO FIXED TIME TO GO HOME.
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