Mashi And Other Stories
Mashi And Other Stories
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Every time it got a chance, night or day, the kitten would jump into her lap, and settle down to slumber, and show its apprecia- tion of an aid to sleep as Subha drew her soft fingers over its neck and back.
Subha had a comrade also among the higher animals, and it is hard to say what were the girl's relations with him, for he could speak, and his gift of speech left them without any common language. He was the youngest boy of the Gosains, Pratap by name, an idle fellow. After long effort, his ...parents had abandoned the hope 1 50 SUBHA that he would ever make his living. Now losels have this advantage, that, though their own folk disapprove of them, they are generally popular with every one else. Having no work to chain them, they become public property. Just as every town needs an open space where all may breathe, so a village needs two or three gentlemen of leisure, who can give time to all ; so that, if we are lazy and want a companion, one is to hand.
Pratap's chief ambition was to catch fish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time it got a chance, night or day, the kitten would jump into her lap, and settle down to slumber, and show its apprecia- tion of an aid to sleep as Subha drew her soft fingers over its neck and back.
Subha had a comrade also among the higher animals, and it is hard to say what were the girl's relations with him, for he could speak, and his gift of speech left them without any common language. He was the youngest boy of the Gosains, Pratap by name, an idle fellow. After long effort, his ...parents had abandoned the hope 1 50 SUBHA that he would ever make his living. Now losels have this advantage, that, though their own folk disapprove of them, they are generally popular with every one else. Having no work to chain them, they become public property. Just as every town needs an open space where all may breathe, so a village needs two or three gentlemen of leisure, who can give time to all ; so that, if we are lazy and want a companion, one is to hand.
Pratap's chief ambition was to catch fish.
What to read after Mashi And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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