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Gangu was fully confident of his love and Gomti.
- Munshi Premchand's story, 'The Child,' is a beautiful one. Through his books and short tales, he instilled in people a new sense of societal consciousness. He is regarded as a brilliant fiction writer.
- 'The child' is a narrative told by the narrator, who is a generous and wealthy guy. Gangu was a servant who worked for his master.
- Gangu was a member of the Brahmin caste. He stood out among the other servants in the house. He was completely devoid of all vices. In reality, he lacked all of the characteristics of a perfect Brahmin.
- He walked into the narrator's office and told him he was leaving because he was going to marry Gomati Devi, who had been ejected twice by her two prior husbands. She and I both lived in the same Mohalla. She was regarded as a nasty person by everybody.
- Gangu had a different viewpoint. The narrator attempted to stop, but Gangu insisted it was not her fault. Nobody could understand her. He eventually quit his work. The narrator predicted that Gomati Devi and Gangu would be split shortly, but they lived happily ever after.
- Gomati, on the other hand, rushed away. The storyteller was pleased that he had proven correct. Gangu was disappointed, but he still had trust in her. Gangu returned to the narrator after a month, after he returned from Nainital. He was holding a newborn baby. He was quite delighted. He looked everywhere and eventually discovered Gomati. She had fled because she was about to become a mother, and Gangu was not the father of that kid. However, Gangu was extremely generous. The narrator attempted everything he could to agitate him against Gomati, but he remained steadfast in his devotion. He regarded the child as a divine gift.
- Finally, seeing Gangu's emotion and kindness, the narrator was moved and gave the infant his blessing.
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