Question

the beggar open his eyes very wide and gazed at each of the children one. by one "the ladies of the house" he said at last, in a voice choked with feeling, are very kind souls. I have kept my body and soul together on their generosity for a whole week I cannot believe that they would turn me away he raised his voice amma amma sad his wail might be but it certainly wasn't feeble. It begin in a deep strong Rumble somewhere in his withered belly, and came booming out of his mouth, with its few remaining teeth stained brown with betel chewing.

(a) why did the beggar say that the ladies were kind souls?
(b) who apparently became sad in the above lines?
(c) why did the beggar gaze at the children?
(d) write the word from the passage which means the same as stared.​

Answer 1

Answer:

(a) The beggar opened his eyes wide as he was expecting alms from them.

(b) The beggar

(c) the beggar open his eyes very wide and gazed at each of the children one. by one

(d) I don't know

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

A. The beggar said that the ladies were kind souls because of them he has been able to keep his body and soul together for a whole week.

B. The beggar

c. The beggar gazed at the children because of the rude behavior shown to him by the children.

d. gazed