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EXERCISE 2<br />1<br />NARRATIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE<br />According to a Greek legend, men were very happy<br />the beginning. Sorrow came to<br />them later in this way<br />A man had a wife named Pandora. There was no other woman on earth at that time. She<br />had a box given her by Jupiter, king of the gods. Within it were shut up all the good fairies<br />who make men happy. Pandora did not know this, but she was asked never to look into the<br />bex. One day her curiosity got the better of her, and she lifted the lid, when all the fairies came<br />out and flew away. Only the sweet fairy of Hope was left when Pandora closed the box, but<br />all the others were lost to mankind for ever.<br />2. Once upon a time a nobleman built a grand house. On the front of the gate he wrote<br />the words, "This house is to be given to the first man who can prove that he is contented" One<br />day a stranger knocked at the gate and desired to speak to the nobleman. "I am come," said<br />he, "to take possession of his house because I can prove that I am contented." The nobleman<br />said in reply "But there is certainly no trace of that quality in you. If you are contented, you<br />would not wish to get possession of my house." Saying this, he turned the man out.<br />3. One day Maharshi Devendranath Tagore came to a bare piece of land in course of his<br />travels. Only two big trees grew upon it. He liked the place very much because it was so large and<br />so far away from a city He felt that it would be a very good place in which one could think about<br />God. It is said that he sat down in the shade of one of the trees and let his thoughts go to God<br />and good works. He at once made up his mind to buy the land and build an ashram there. He<br />bought it and called the house Santinidetan. He planted trees and flower gardens and fruit sardens.<br />4 A man in the east where they do not require as much clothing as in colder climate, guve<br />up all worldly concerns and retired to a wood. There he built a hut and lived in it. His only<br />clothing was a piece of cloth which he put on round his waist. But as ill luck would have it,<br />rats were plentiful in the wood so he had to keep a cat. The est required milk, so a cow had<br />to be kept. The cow required tending a cowboy was employed. The cowboy required a<br />house to live in so a house was built for him. To look after the house, a maid had to be<br />engaged. To provide company for the maid, a few more houses had to be built and people were<br />invited to live therein. In this way a little township sprang up<br />8. Rip Van Winkle was a simple but very laxy fellow. When his wife fook him to task for<br />this, he used to walk out with his gun and his dog for company. One day he met a group of<br />strang-looking follows in a place. He drank with them and soon fell flust asleep. When he woke<br />up, there was no sign of the strange people ner of the dog. Suddenly he felt something strange<br />on his face. To his surprise, he found that he had a long white beard. He found his gun lying<br />on the grass, rusty and useless. His clothes were all rags and his legs were so cold and still<br />that he could hardly walk<br />* Nowadays people keep their most precious poressions in steel safe or leave them for<br />safety in steny rooms or in their banks. In the old days, before banks and stony rooms came<br />into existence, people who wanted to keep safe anything they treasured, dug up the ground<br />and buried the staff. When they needed it again, they dug it out. Man was hero-perhaps<br />without knowing it only imitating nature. For long before Man emerged, Nature had hidden<br />underground the most precious of her products. Thousands of years later, when man was <br />precis writing​

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