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city wall of Mathura. It was a dark night A beautiful dancing girl came that the way,
a lamp in her hand. She stepped on his chest by mistake. It made Upagupta wake up. She
saw the beautiful face of the young ascetic. She was attracted by his beauty and invited him
to her home. Upagupta refused and said he would visit her when the time is ripe. Within a
year, Upagupta was walking by the city wall of Mathura. He saw a woman lying on the
ground. She was thrown out of the town. Upagupta recognized her. She was the same
dancing girl. He moistened her lips with water and smeared her body with santai bai The
woman asked, "Who are you merciful one? Upagupta replied, The Sime has come to visit
you and I am here."
Read the following extract and answer the questions 1 Here comes someone running
A). Who said this ? B)Who was it said to? Who came running?
Answer the following questions in two-three sentences. 1) What were the these questions
asked by the king? 2) What reply did the courtiers give to the first question? 3) Way was the
bearded man attacked by the king's body guarde
GRATEFULNESS Joseph T Renald: The poem 'Gratefulness is written by Joseph T. Renaidi.
In this poem the poet reveals that every human being is blessed with organs Tree eyes, ears
lips and a mind that gives them the ability to help others. (in the first stanza) the poet is
grateful for the lips that might speak the words of comfort and peace to the people who
seek. He is also grateful to the mind that he might know how to help the needy people. Th
poet is grateful for the hands that help him to do the sample work and also he feels grate
for his ability to pray to God to give him the strength and guidance. Above all the poet is
grateful for the heart to love all. In this way the poet conveys is ateness
Helping Verbs be form 'do' form 'have' form Persons Present Tense Past Tense Pre​

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city wall of Mathura. It was a dark night A beautiful dancing girl came that the way,

a lamp in her hand. She stepped on his chest by mistake. It made Upagupta wake up. She

saw the beautiful face of the young ascetic. She was attracted by his beauty and invited him

to her home. Upagupta refused and said he would visit her when the time is ripe. Within a

year, Upagupta was walking by the city wall of Mathura. He saw a woman lying on the

ground. She was thrown out of the town. Upagupta recognized her. She was the same

dancing girl. He moistened her lips with water and smeared her body with santai bai The

woman asked, "Who are you merciful one? Upagupta replied, The Sime has come to visit

you and I am here."

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