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Reference to contect of these lines from the lesson a boy who biked the world i am always hungry these days and i would love to see your house

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This Quotation "I am always hungry these days and I would love to see your house" is found in a not so famous circumnavigation as a Children's Adaptation of the Author called $\textbf{The Boy who Biked the World}$ given and written by $\textbf{Alastair Humphreys}$. It occurs in 12th part of the novel "Into Ethiopia". This novel adventurously and preposterously explores more than the required school life with a main character called "Tom", a character with audacious ambitions of exploring the whole world. In that line which is referenced, this author is actually discussing about the hunger for food and eagerness in viewing the house of Abai.

Tom was extremely ravenous after a prolonged eventful day and was in a quick need to munch on something. It mentions a desire for food along with a chance to communicate with other family members of Abai. This line "loved to see your house" Refernced Especially a jumping of a cordial for a alacritous adjoining with no particular atrocities. Tom's esurient nature for getting onto something was more likely to happen because of that long journey to finally reach Ethiopia. First line "I am always hungry these days" is specially referencing to his hungrier inclination to that special flatbread Ethiopian Treat with skewed served vegetables, widely differed from the original cultures of English People were they had totally different calender year and time settings, none of those English men tasted the aroma and texture of "injera", highlighting English Society of not pertaining to have one dish like that. Character of Tom exhibits a natural phenomenon of contentment arising in mutual invitations.

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