give me the summary of the lost child class 9th moment
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The Lost Child is the story of a small child who gets lost in a fair. He had gone with his parents to the fair but loses them when he gets engrossed in looking at a roundabout swing. The story highlights the bond of love and affection that the child shares with his parents. ... He wants his parents first.
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The Lost Child’ is an interesting story. It describes the working of a child’s mind. In this story, a child wants to buy a number of things. He feels sad when his parents don’t buy anything for him. But when he is separated from his parents, he loses interest in everything.
It was the festival of spring. A large number of men, women and children were going to the fair. They were dressed in new clothes. They were in a happy mood. A child was also going with his parents to the fair. He was very happy. He was attracted by various things. He lagged behind again and again. His parents called him to come along. The child ran and joined his parents.
The child wished to buy a toy from a toy shop. But his father stared at him with his red eyes. There was a mustard field on the way. The boy saw a beautiful butterfly in the field. He tried to catch it. His parents again called him. After some time, the child’s parents rested under a banyan tree near t well. The child began to gather the fallen petals.At last, they reached the fair. The child saw a sweet-seller. He desired to have some burfi. But he knew that his father would not buy it for him. He would call him greedy. So he did not press his demand. He then wished to enjoy a juggler’s tricks. He also wanted to have balloons and flowers. But he knew that his parents would not agree to his demands. So he moved on along with them.
Then the child saw a ’roundabout’. He wished to enjoy a ride on that roundabout. He called his patents. But there was no reply. He turned back. His parents were nowhere to be seen. His heart was filled with fear. He started weeping. He ran about crying, “Mother, father.” He looked everywhere in the fair. But he could not find them anywhere. A kind man lifted him up in his arms. He tried to console the child. The man took him e the flower-seller, balloon-seller, juggler and the joy-ride. But the child had lost interest in everything. Ile went on crying, “1 want my mother, I want my father