1. John Hallock did not want his wife to see the ghost because he thought that his wife Lavinia would faint off if she sees the ghosts.

3. the words on the pedestal of the statue of Ozymandias signified that he was so powerfull and overconfident.

4.decius brutus gave a flattering explanation on the dream of Calpurnia.

2. Sailors have varying attitudes about the death of albatross

 

2. The sailors had 2 attitude towards the death of the albatross. FIRST they become very sad in killing the albatross, because when the albatross first arrived the breeze started to blow, the icebergs began to crack and their sail started again.SECOND when the albatross was killed by the ancient mariner the breeze stopped blowing, fog and mist showed their appearances for l

Ans. In Anne's opinion, one should not think about the all the misery that is there in the world but about the beauty that still remains. Her advice was to go outside, to the country, enjoy the sun and all that nature had to offer. The cure for misery lay in going outside and trying to recapture the happiness within oneself, think of all the beauty that resided within and in everything around us. That should be enough to make one happy and stop reeling under the burden of melancholy. 

Ans. We should love a person for his/ her qualities. We should give importance to the inner beauty and not the physical appearance. The inner beauty is more important than external beauty. 

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It seems clear that the moral is morality itself - to respect God in all we do. However, the Poem has a lot deeper aspect of Morality, ranging from treatment of Animals and Nature to the darkness of technology (as this poem was written during the Industrial Revolution and is part of the Romanticist backlash against it )

Caeser is antony's friend

Antony is caeser's friend

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Ans. The expression on the face of the statue was that of hate . It seemed as if the king was looking upon everyone with contempt.

Patol babu lost his nine year old job due to war and had to do odd jobs to earn his living which made him suffer from financial constraints

Bholi’s real name was Sulekha but she was called Bholi, the simpleton as she was a backward child. She was the fourth daughter of Numberdar Ramlal who had seven children. Bholi remained a backward child due to an injury in her head when she was ten months old. She was fair and pretty at birth but when she was two years old, she had an attack of smallpox which left deep black marks all over her body. She started speaking only when she turned five but she stammered when she spoke and as a result she was always mimicked or made fun of by the other children. Therefore, Bholi talked very little. Unlike Ramlal’s other children, she was not healthy and strong. She was frightened at first when her father wanted to take her to school. But when she was bathed and given new clothes to wear, she began to believe that she was being taken to a place better than her home. Bholi did not know what exactly a school was and what happened there, but when she saw girls like her present there, she was glad. She hoped that one of those girls would become her friend. In the class when her teacher asked her name, she tried to say but the girls started laughing when she stammered.

• Bholi was a simple, innocent girl. Her real name was Sulekha.
• She was the fourth daughter of Numberdar Ramlal from a remote village of India. (He had 3 sons and 4 daughters including Bholi)
• When she was ten months, she had fallen off her cot/bed. She fell on head and damaged some part of her brain.
• Since then, she had problems with her brain, memory and overall behaviour. It was the main reason for her nickname, Bholi.
• When she was 2 years, Bholi had an attack of small-pox. Except her eyes, the entire body was disfigured by deep, black pockmarks.
• With this, she lost her speech. Later she regained speech at the age of 5. This time she could not speak – she stammered.

 

his creations 

his creations 

 

Brutus and the conspirators kill Julius Caesar because they believe he is bent on tyranny and is set to dissolve the senate (and thereby dissolve the republic of Rome). Thus the murder of Caesar is justified by Brutus as a way of defending the integrity of the state.

valli was a very courageous ,sensitive, self-respecting and intelligent girl. She was only 8 years old but behaving like a more mature woman than her age.She wanted to ride a bus so she started collecting every penny came to her by avoiding every temptation for buying toys and other playing instruments . Finally she had been collecting the required money and also find out the fair time by listening the conversation between her neighbors and asked some questions about the journey and by this journey she realized the major difference between death and life but I it is not safe to ride in a bus without our parents it may be horrible and very fearful .

Valliammai is an eight year old girl. She is the main charecter of the story. She had many qualities that make her an amazing youngster. She is a happy child who does not have any playmate of her age. She is a good observer as she always stand at her door to look the veiw of road, bus that came every time with a new set of passenger, the scene of panicked cow, the town market and the cow dead by the side of road. She dreamed about driving on a bus and she is a good planner as she intelligently planned timmings without getting her mother know about it. She is mature as well as a confident. She sometimes appear rude in her talks but she has a good sense of humor and she is fun loving and cheerful. All over she is clever child because she controlled herself and stuck to her seat in bus as she knew she have less money so she have to save money for returning back. She also refused bus driver in a well manner.

Valliammai was a cheerful girl of eight years. Curiosity about the things surrounding her made way towards gaining the worldly knowledge. Though quite young, she understood the importance of being mature. She was fascinated by the view of the town yet she did not get down the bus in her temptation. She even refused an offer of free cold drink from the conductor. Already a bit more mature than her age, she understood the mystery of life and death through her first ride on the bus. She realised that in a short span of time, people/ creatures that looked so lively a moment ago are snatched away by death. She was a mature girl when she began her ride but she actually returned as a mature lady.