“Poor old lad”, I said. “You haven’t a kick in you but I think I know a cure for you”. (a) Why does the speaker say “poor old lad”. (b) What cure did the speaker know? (c) What is the meaning of ‘a kick’ in the extract?
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The questions have been asked from the poem footprints without feet. a) The speaker addresses Tricki as a poor old lad because he was unwell and listless. b) The speaker knew that the cure for Tricki's illness was to put him on a strict diet. (c) The phrase kick in the extract means any alertness. (d) 'The word which means same as Heal is cure.
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This is from the chapter A Triumph of surgery Of Book named Footprints without feet.
a) The speaker addresses Tricki as a poor old lad because he was unwell and listless.
b) The speaker knew that the cure for Tricki's illness was to put him on a strict diet.
(c) The phrase kick in the extract means any alertness.
(d) 'The word which means same as Heal is cure
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