why the author said that the two boys were mature before their ages. explain form the chapter two gentlemen of Verona. who give suitable explanation will marks as brainliest .
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"Though the boys were young in age , but they were mature in their deed"
This line refers to Nicola , and Jacob who are main characters of the Fiction "Two gentlemen of Verona"
According to the author Those boys were too passion , and hardworker in their , allotted work , but their age was not so matured but still they were in their deed , To make fit their ailing sister , they shows the sentiment of love and faith via their work , they do all that work which is partially not possible by other younger people , when the narrator and his companion meet in the hilly side of that city they finds those two boys in shabby dress , which was ragged , but they don't have any complaints with their work , They sells fruits likely Strawberries ,
Shoe shinning as well as they hawk newspaper too , By these all their hardworking things Narrator gets impressed from those two boys ,.
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the two boys showed extreme selflessness, hardwork, generosity, gentlemanship and dignity for labour. for children their age and condition this was highly unexpected by the author. the teenagers were thought to be beggers due to their slovenly appearance but conversely portrayed profound dignity and respect for odd jobs. their faces were childish and their clothes were tattered but their actions proved otherwise.
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