from two GENTLEMAN OF VERONA
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It is true. One is likely to reach the wrong conclusion if one goes ny just appearance. In 'Two Gentlemen of Verona', the narrator and his companion forms a superficial image of the two boys in the beginning. Their shabby appearance left a poor impression on Luigi.Their tan skin , tangled hair and dark ernest eyes could deceive anyone. However their remarkable demeanour aroused sympathy in narrator's heart. He bought the biggest basket inspite of Luigi's disapproval. He took a little long time to understand that their boyish faces hid a seriousness which was far beyond their age. This seriousness was born out of shouldering responsibilities. Hence we should never judge anyone on the basis of their appearance
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Appearances are deceptive. In the story ' Two gentlemen of verona, the narrator and his companion formed a very superficial image of the two young boys in the beginning. The elder brother wore a worn jersey and the other worn a shortend tunic. Their tankled hair and dark eyes could decieve anyone. The boys were artless. However, their remarkable behaviour aroused symoathy in the heart of the narrator. The narrator took a little time to understand that their faces hid seriousness which was the sign of maturity. Their seriousness reflected such a seriousness which was far beyond their tender age.
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