Question

Heinrich Hoffmann
3.1.
Augustus was a (a)
boy until one day he decided to (b)
eating. He called the soup (C)
and asked for it to be taken away. His
sad story actually began the next day. He not only looked quite (d)
but also felt ill. Even this did not make him have the soup. His shouts were still loud. He
could still cry out that he would not have the nasty soup, not anymore. It was the third
day now. Augustus had turned himself really (e)
The soup that was
put for him sat there on the (f)
untouched. His (g)
though weaker now still continued. In the meantime Augustus had lost a lot of weight.
He seemed to weigh just as much as a (h)
on the fourth day. Looking
like a bit of thread on the fifth day, Augustus could neither shout, nor could he have the
soup. The poor boy was now finally dead.
3.2. The synonym of the word 'happiness' as used in the poem is​

Answer 1

Answer:

jani na. agei bolsi j ans pari na. parke to ditami

Explanation:

oi j abaro eki kotha. apnara ki amar kotha bujhen na.? ami to eng ai typ korsi.