In the story ‘The Hundred Dresses’ by El Bsor Ester the author tries to portray the anguish and sorry plight of immigrants through the character of a Polish immigrant girl called Wanda. Wanda is confronted with a very cruel world when she goes to school.

Her school mates make fun of her and treat her very badly. However, through the character of her teacher Miss Mason, the author shows the brighter side of human nature. Miss Mason is not heartless and cruel. She understands Wanda’s condition. She is empathetic towards her.

She treats her gently and patiently. She is compassionate and wise. She is one of those teachers who students love and respect. She is an epitome of humanity and kindness.

The Baker in the Goan village enjoys a lot of importance

The thud and the jingle of the traditional baker's bamboo heralding it's arrival can still be Heard in some places.

The Baker used to come twice in a day once in morning when he set out in his selling round and then again after emptying his huge basket.

The children used to run to select the sweet breads the Baker was their friend companion and guide.

Mrs. Pumphrey was very loving towards her dog Trickie. She used to feed the dog lot thinking it was malnutritioned.

• The question has been asked from the story A Triumph of Surgery.
• Pumphrey pampered Trickie too much and spoiled her  pet dog. She gave the dog all sorts of facilities including day and night bed, cushions, toys and rubber rings, many food bowls etc.
• This over pampering made Trickle unwell and the dog had put on a lot of weight. The dog was being overfed items such as cakes, and chocolates.
• Then, Dr. Harriot was called upon to see the dog for a cure.

The drawings were displayed in other room ( Sorry I don't remember the room no. You may get it in the ncert) . All the boys and girls of room no. 13 went to see the drawings made by Wanda.

The drawings were displayed over the windows and desks and the boys were whistling at the back.

Miss Mason announced the result that Wanda Petronski had won the competition for girls by submitting the drawings of the 100 dresses she made.

One day, seated beneath the Bodhi tree (the tree of awakening) Siddhartha became deeply absorbed in meditation, and reflected on his experience of life, determined to penetrate its truth. He finally achieved Enlightenment and became the Buddha.Oct

the day of the inauguration Mandela was overwhelmed with a sense of history because in the first decade of the twentieth century and before his own birth , the white skinned peoples of south-Africa patched up their differences and erected a system of racial domination against the dark skinned peoples of their own land. But now in the last decade of the twentieth century, and his own eighth decade as a man, that system had been overturned forever and replaced by one that recognised the rights and freedoms of all peoples , regardless of the colour of their skin.

Yes I agreed with the statement we can co-relate this statement to Griffin who was a great scientist he discovered a liquid which can make things invisible but Griffin was a lawless person and used for destruction such as first he set is landowners house into fire.

Do theft etcetc and from this we get that whether the discovered thing may be useful or destructive this depends only upon the users.

Mme foerstier proved to be true friend of the loisels because when loisel told her about the sufferings for her necklace,she without hesitating for a moment told her that the necklace was fake.she also provided her jewellery to loisel.

The Buddha made kisa gotami realized the reality of death by giving a task to collect a handful mustard seeds from a house where no one died. but she failed to bring and came to know the subject of death.

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the letter didn't reached to the god.

the postmaster send a reply to lencho because he didn't want to break his deep faith in god.

so the postmaster send the 70 peso to the lencho . the postmaster and the employee of postoffice collected 70 from his own income and send to lencho.

The story 'The Necklace' teaches us many lessons which form the crux of human values. The very first thing it teaches us is the need to be content in life. Matilda, though born into a family of clerks and married to a petty clerk with the Board of Education, remains unhappy. She suffers from the feeling that she is born for all delicacies and luxuries, but has to live miserably in 'poverty'. So, when she has to attend the office party with her husband, she asks him for money to get a new dress. Her husband sacrifices the money he has saved to buy a gun to get her the dress. Then also she is not content. She feels that she could look still more beautiful with a jewel. She thus borrows a necklace from her friend, thinking that it is made of diamonds. At the party, she remains elegant, gracious, smiling and absolutely happy. She was thus the prettiest of all. But this vanity is short-lived and is the beginning of all troubles in her life. She loses the necklace and she gets a new diamond necklace as its replacement by borrowing heavily. Subsequently, she is pushed to live in poverty as she slogs for ten years to save money to pay back the huge debt. Then the horrible reality frightens her. She realizes how her false pride has taken away her otherwise happy contented life. The story thus discusses the negative effects of pride and vanity and stresses the importance of being satisfied with what one has honesty, love and sacrifice.