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IN tHe sToRy AlL aBouT a dOg, wHeN diD tHe aUthOr fEeL tHat tRouBle wAs cOmiNg uP​

Answer 1

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The author felt trouble was coming up when the conductor of the bus came in to take the fares and his eye rested on the beady-eyed dog of the lady passenger.

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★$\sf\pink{About \: The \: Author:}$

• The author of the text is Alfred George Gardiner.
• He was a British Journalist and author.
• His essays, written under the pen-name, 'Alpha of the plough' are highly regarded.
• His uniqueness lay in his ability to teach the basic truths of life in an easy and amusing manner.
• The Pillars of society, Pebbles on the shore are some of his well-known writings.

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In this text, the author observes how a bus conductor makes a lady go up to the uncovered top of a double-decker bus on a freezing evening just because she is carrying a dog in bus. While watching the incident and its reaction among other passengers the author wonders whether rules should be tempered with Good will in order to make them more humane.