was the postmaster happy in ulapur? give examples from the story to support your answer? what was the favorite topic of discussion between two? how did the postmaster try to employ his free time gainfully for both himself and the little girl? chapter 3 the postmaster new broadway
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No, he wasn't happy in ulapur.He lived in a place where he felt unconftorble, and there was even a slimy pond next to the cottage in which he lived. The following lines illustrate this.
He felt like a fish out of water in this remote village.
He would, however, have preferred a row of tall buildings instead.
The postmaster employed his free time gainfully by teaching the illiterate Ratan how to read and write. The little girl had nothing to do apart from the chores in his house, so her free time was utilized by learning the alphabet from him.
He felt like a fish out of water in this remote village.
He would, however, have preferred a row of tall buildings instead.
The postmaster employed his free time gainfully by teaching the illiterate Ratan how to read and write. The little girl had nothing to do apart from the chores in his house, so her free time was utilized by learning the alphabet from him.
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