What was the ancestral house of creep in the poem of louse and mosquito.
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The ancestral home of Creep is - the King's bed.
The Louse and the mosquito is a poem by Vikram Seth taken from his book ‘Beastly Tales from Here And There’.
Creep was the name of the louse in the story. The louse lived in the King’s bed which it considered as in its ancestral house since many generations of the louse’s family were brooding on the king’s blood in the bed.
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The ancestral house of creep represent the kings bed
The Louse and The Mosquito is a delightful sonnet by Vikram Seth from his book Beastly Tales From Here And There. This lyric depends on an Indian legend. A kind hearted mite, who lives with his family in a lord's stitch, enables a sharp mosquito to end up plainly a visitor only for one night. Inconvenience starts when the fretful mosquito winds up gnawing the lord regardless of strict directions from the mite. The lesson of the lyric is that is isn't generally helpful to be excessively liberal and accommodating.
The Louse and The Mosquito is a delightful sonnet by Vikram Seth from his book Beastly Tales From Here And There. This lyric depends on an Indian legend. A kind hearted mite, who lives with his family in a lord's stitch, enables a sharp mosquito to end up plainly a visitor only for one night. Inconvenience starts when the fretful mosquito winds up gnawing the lord regardless of strict directions from the mite. The lesson of the lyric is that is isn't generally helpful to be excessively liberal and accommodating.
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