Then they came to a river and got into a boat. Rakesh also got into the boat pretending to be an old man. Then the robbers went to the railway station. Their plan was to go by train to another city and sell the diamond there. But Rakesh had been following them closely and just when they were entering the railway station, he grabbed their suitcase and rushed to the railway authorities. The officers opened the suitcase and found the missing diamond. They caught the robbers and sent them to jail. Rakesh returned home with the diamond. Ultimately he won as he was determined to accomplish his mission.

Rakesh belonged to a royal family. They owned a very precious diamond which belonged to one of the great Maharajas. It had been missing since a few months. Rakesh was a very brave boy. He kept looking for some hint to find the diamond. One day he was playing with a ball in the backyard. He spotted two men standing behind the trees and keenly watching his house. They looked like robbers. One of them was pointing in Rakesh's direction and saying something. Rakesh pretended as if he had not seen them. He quickly went inside the house and disguised himself. He wore a wig of white hair and took a walking stick in his hand. Then he went out of the back gate and waited for those two robbers to move. He followed them. They went to the forest.

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In which chp Give the phrase

What do they refer to he

What do they refer to here

Margie Jones: Margie Jones is an eleven-year-old girl living in 2157.

She is homeschooled by a mechanical teacher. She has a friend named Tommy. Margie has a diary in which she writes about finding a 'real book'. The event had a strong impact on her. From her conversation with Tommy about the book and school in the past, Margie comes across as naive, having little knowledge about the way school was in the past.

Conserve blue to go green essay

What is communication

Eruma eruma

Podaa lusu, podaa saniyane

Mileva Maric has moved to Switzerland to study science in the same university in Zurich.  Those days women could read-only in particular universities and colleges. Mileva Maric belonged to Serbia (that is why she is called a Serb). She came from Serbia to Switzerland because the University in Zurich was one of the few Universities in Europe which gave degrees to female students.

brave and rational

Intelligent

The ticket collector called To a dog because the ticket collector saw that too also have 4 legs and he also had a talk that's why he called Toto a dog

Because he was peeping out of the dog

They found many strange things about the book. One of the strange things was that after reading the book became useless. Because the text written on it did not change the way it happened on their computer screen. Moreover, one page was having limited number of words, unlike computers where a page can display unlimited number of words.

The old lady was a greedy woman. She had no desire to share her things with others. Once Saint Peter was tired and hungry. He arrived at her cottage to get something. The old lady tried again and again to bake a too small cake for Saint Peter. But the size of cake always appeared to her bigger and the lady was even unable to give this cake to the saint.

The lady was baking cake again and again because after baking the cake she was finding very large to give to saint Peter So she was baking the cake by taking little dough and making it thin as wafer and then also after baking she was finding it too large to give it to saint peter

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The intruder chooses Gerrard as the man whose identity he wanted to take on because he is of the same build as Gerrard. He is a murderer. As Vincent Charles Gerrard, he will be free to go places and do nothing. He can eat well and sleep without having to be ready to run away at the sight of a cop.

E =MC²

E=mc square

Why does refher to har

The theory of relativity was developed by Albert Einstein. Special relativity says that motion is always relative and that space and time exist in relation to each other. General relativity states that planets bend space and time the way a bowling ball bends a trampoline.

One of the most famous equations in mathematics comes from special relativity. The equation — E = mc² — means "energy equals mass times the speed of light squared." It shows that energy (E) and mass (m) are interchangeable; they are different forms of the same thing.

Einstein published his General Theory of Relativity in the year 1915. His theory gave a new interpretation of gravity. His theory was proved accurate in 1919.

Her father

Her father

Her father.

Why does refher to har

Her father was the figure to be feared Deepak this is your answer

There was a kingdom of fools. In this kingdom both the king and the minister were idiots. They reversed everything and denied justice to their people. They changed day into night and night into day. They ordered their people to sleep during day and work only after dark. Anyone who disobeyed this order would be put to death. The people did accordingly.

One day, two men, a guru and his disciple visited the kingdom and found everything reverse. They were surprised to see people sleep in the broad daylight. And when darkness spread, everyone became active.

Their surprise doubled when they went to the market and found that everything cost the same, a single judge. The guru and his disciples were happy because the system allowed them to buy all the food they wanted for a rupee.

The guru was a wise person. He told his disciples that it would not be safe for them to stay in the kingdom of fools. But the disciple was not ready to leave the place because good and cheap food was available there. So, the guru left the kingdom and the disciple stayed on. Being a great foodie, he ate his fill every day and became fat in a few days.

One day, a thief broke into a rich merchant’s house by making a big hole in the wall. But as he was going out with the stolen things, the wall of the old house collapsed on his head and killed him on the spot. The brother of the thief came running to the king and pleaded him to punish the merchant for not building a good and strong wall. The merchant was brought before the king.

The king heard the case and found him (merchant) guilty of the thief s spot death. But the merchant put the blame on the bricklayer who had built the wall. The bricklayer pleaded the king to punish the dancing girl who distracted his attention by going up and down that street all day with her anklets jingling. The dancing girl, now an old woman was brought to the court. She put the blame on the goldsmith.

She told the king that she had given some gold to the goldsmith to make some jewelry for her. But he delayed the work and made her walk up and down to his house several times. The goldsmith was produced before the king. After hearing the accusation against him, he said that he had to attend to a rich merchant’s orders first as there was a wedding ceremony in his family.

It was, therefore, he made the dancing girl come to his door many times. The king asked the name of the merchant. He was none other than the merchant whose wall had fallen. The merchant blamed his father who had ordered the jewelry. But the father was no more in this world, so it was decided to punish the merchant in his place. A new stake was ordered to be ready for the execution.

But the merchant was too thin to fit the stake. So, a fat man was searched for. The servant’s eyes fell on the disciple who had flattened himself for months on bananas and rice and wheat and ghee. He pleaded the king that he was innocent but of no use. While he was waiting for death, he remembered his guru who saw everything in his vision. He was blessed with magic powers.

He arrived at once to save his disciple. He whispered something in his disciple’s ears. Then he requested the king to put him to the stake first. When the disciple heard this, he said that he was brought there first, so he should be put to death first.

The king was surprised to see the fight between the guru and his disciple over the issue of who should be executed first. When the king asked them the reason, the guru hesitatingly told him that whoever died on the stake first, would be reborn as the king of that country.

The one who died next would be the minister of that country. The king was puzzled. He did not want to lose the kingdom to someone else in the next life. So, he discussed the matter with his minister and finally they arrived at the conclusion that they should go on the stake to be reborn as king and minister. So, they went secretly to the prison and freed the guru and his disciple.

Then they disguised themselves as the two and got themselves executed. The people now made the guru and his disciples their king and minister respectively and began to lead a normal life.

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June 21, 2014

Saturday

11 PM

Dear Diary,

My class picnic

I am feeling very excited tonight. I am going on a picnic

tomorrow with my classmates. Some of our teachers will

also accompany us. We have been planning for this trip

ever since our principal gave us permission a month

ago. We are going to Nehru Park. It has a large ground

where children can run around and play freely. I have

packed some food items including potato chips and

chewing gum. My mother has made a dozen sandwiches

and a cake. My friends will also be bringing some food,

and we shall all share and eat. I am also carrying my

cricket bat with me. We plan to play a match.

I feel I just cannot go to sleep tonight. I keep imagining

all the fun that we are going to have tomorrow. But my

mother came into the room just now and warned me

that if I do not go to sleep now, I might fall asleep at the

picnic! As if that is ever going to happen! But maybe

she’s right. So, good night!

What do they refer to here

The poem = the road not taken, is written by Robert Frost. This well-known poem is about making choices, and the choices that shape us. Robert Frost is an American poet who writes simply, but insightfully, about common, ordinary experiences.

I think in the chp the little girl mother explained the mistake done by Kezia that she has put the important papers of his father in her surprise pin cushion as stuffings

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Maria Sharapova’s story of success as she became the top seeded woman tennis player in the world motivates us. She overcame all the hurdles and bore humiliation too in order to achieve her dream. Maria’s hunger for success and her competitive spirit kept her going.

Maria Sharapova inspires us to remain determined and make sacrifices in order to fulfil our dreams. On 22 August 2005, Maria became the top seeded player in the world women’s tennis player rankings. She made great sacrifices to achieve her goal. At the tender age of nine, she left her home in Siberia, Russia to get training in tennis. She went to Florida in USA with her father. Maria suffered a painful separation from her mother for a period of two years. She could not see her father too as he remained busy working, arranging funds for all her needs. She was bullied by her seniors and being a foreigner, she had to suffer all that patiently. Maria did not feel depressed, rather she was prepared for greater insults too in order to achieve her aim. Her mantra for success is to work hard and face the toughest competition. Although she was trained in the US, she considers herself to be a Russian and is wiling to represent Russia at the Olympics too. Her favourite hobbies are fashion, singing and dancing. She loves reading novels written by Arthur Conan Doyle. Her love for fashionable evening gowns is in contrast to her liking for pancakes with chocolate spread and orange flavoured aerated drinks. The monetary gains and the fame incurred by Maria are well deserved.

The Shehnai, double-reeded instrument of the wind category is one of the most ancient instrument used in India. Shehnai is mainly an outdoor instrument played particularly on occasions considered auspicious such as procesSHEHNAIsions and weddings. The Shehnai is a tube that gradually widens towards the lower end. It usually has eight or nine holes. The instrument is made of dark, close grained black wood and has a metal bell fixed to the border end. The length of the instrument is one and a half to two feet. The reed is fixed at the narrow blowing end. The reeds used in Shehnai is made of pala grass. Spare reeds and an ivory needle with which the reeds are adjusted are attached to the mouth piece. Shehnai is a most sensitive instrument. It is actually the way the lips and tongue play upon the reed mouthpiece and the manner in which the holes are opened or closed with the fingers which render the semitone and quarter tones very effectively and attractively.

Shehnai, double-reed conical oboe of North India. The shehnai is made of wood, except for a flaring metal bell attached to the bottom of the instrument, and measures about 12–20 inches (30–50 cm) in length, with six to eight keyless finger holes along its body. Possessing a two-octave range, the shehnai is a difficult instrument to play, as the musician must master a wide range of finely nuanced embouchure and fingering techniques.
Like the nagaswaram of southern India, the shehnai is a descendent of the Persian surna and is played on auspicious occasions, such as weddings and temple festivities. Bismillah Khan, who introduced the shehnai to the concert stage, is one of the best-known performers on this instrument

The basic and simple concept formed by the topic ''The Shennai of Bismillah khan'' of the chapter the sound of music is how shennai comes into play in the world and how a young aspiring boy, belonging to a family of musicians, took that instrument in classical music from an instrument only played for good luck.