Although the refugee was given both a copper coin and a silver coin, he
   bought only a small bowl of noodles which costed him only the copper. The
   seller of noodles could not understand this action of the refugee as
   although the refugee was very hungry.... 
   .......and had enough money he did not eat any noodles . The refugee
   complained that the others of the community did not care and since they
   were all hungry they ate up all the seeds and did not leave any seeds to be
   sown in the field.The others of the community do not think of the future
   whereas the old wan aways thought of the future.

Posted at: Thu Feb 11 07:09:05 2010 (GMT)

   Although the refugee was given both a copper coin and a silver coin, he
   bought only a small bowl of noodles which costed him only the copper. The
   seller of noodles could not understand this action of the refugee as
   although the refugee was very hungry.... 
   .......and had enough money he did not eat any noodles . The refugee
   complained that the others of the community did not care and since they
   were all hungry they ate up all the seeds and did not leave any seeds to be
   sown in the field.The others of the community do not think of the future
   whereas the old wan aways thought of the future.

Posted at: Thu Feb 11 07:11:38 2010 (GMT)

   Although the refugee was given both a copper coin and a silver coin, he
   bought only a small bowl of noodles which costed him only the copper. The
   seller of noodles could not understand this action of the refugee as
   although the refugee was very hungry.... 
   .......and had enough money to buy more he did not eat any noodles . The
   refugee complained that the others of the community did not care and since
   they were all hungry they ate up all the seeds and did not leave any seeds
   to be sown in the field.The contrast between the old man and the others of
   the community is that the others do not think of the future whereas the old
   man always thought of the future. 

Posted at: Thu Feb 11 07:14:34 2010 (GMT)

   The people of the town have seen enough of refugees in the town and for them
   the new refugees who have entered the town are treated as just another
   burden as thepeople of the town feel that they would lose all their money
   giving money and jobs to refugees.

Posted at: Thu Feb 11 07:38:02 2010 (GMT)

   The people of the town have seen enough of refugees in the town and for them
   the new refugees who have entered the town are treated as just another
   burden as the people of th town feel that they would lose all their money
   giving money and jobs to refugees.
   The author brings out the aspect of chinese life by showing how much the
   people depend on agriculture.The title is appropriate as the old man and his
   people were refugees to the town as nobody in the town knew the people who
   had entered and the people wandered in the town without knowing were to go.

Posted at: Thu Feb 11 07:51:10 2010 (GMT)

   ans 

Posted at: Sat Feb 13 09:04:17 2010 (GMT)

   ans 
   
   the speakers are on a hill near one part of the battle feild in philippi.
   pindarus is cassius`s slave who was captured in the battle of parthia and he
   had promised his loyalty towards cassius . mesalla wishes to convey the news
   of  cassius`s death which would be as welecomed o the ears of brutus as the
   venomed darts.

Posted at: Sat Feb 13 09:07:17 2010 (GMT)

   ans 
   
   earlier in this scene cassius had seen some army approaching toward the hill
   . being suspicious of whether the army was friend or enemy he entrusted
   titinius to ride on cassius`s horse, dig the spurs deep within him, go to
   the place where the army was approaching and see whether it was friend or
   enemy and bring back the report to cassius as soon as possible.

Posted at: Sat Feb 13 09:12:10 2010 (GMT)

   ans
   cassius feels responsible for titinius`s death an takes an important decison
   . he ultimately decides to kill himself . therefore ,  he entrusts pindarus
   with the work of holding the hilts of the dagger which was used to kill
   caesar , so that he can run the sword into his body. he comands pindarus to
   do so reminding him that he was captured in the battle of parthia and there
   he had taken an oath to be loyal to cassius .cassius tells him that this was
   the last command that he gives to pindarus after which he would free
   pindarus from all the slavery .

Posted at: Sat Feb 13 09:17:08 2010 (GMT)

   ans
   
   after climbing high up on the hill pindarus reports cassius that titinius
   has been enclosed by horsemen  on all sides . he is trying to escape them
   by digging his spurs deep in and moving away from them as fast as possible
   but they continue to follow him . finally he has been taken by the horsemen
   and there are shouts of acclamation and rejoice indicating that he has 
   been taken as a prisoner . he falls into a guilty mood because he considers
   himself to be the cause of titinius condition , as he was the one who had
   ordered him to go upto the place where the enemies were aaproaching and send
   him news.he was wrong on blaming himself because it was pindarus who had
   misjudged the entire situation giving him misinterpreted information of
   titinius defeat.

Posted at: Sat Feb 20 08:41:10 2010 (GMT)

   ans
   <p>
   titinius�immediately following this extract performs two noble gestures .
   one was he presents cassius with the garland that was sent by brutus
   indicating his victory over octavius and crowns him with the garland . and
   secondly "by the leave of the gods" he with the same sword that was used to
   kill caesar , and with which noble cassius killed himelf , titinius runs the
   sword into his body.
   </p>
   <p>
   at the end of the scene brutus gives orders of sending cassius` body to
   thasos ,his birth place where he will be given a grand funeral after the
   battle is over .
   </p>
   <p>
   he says this because he feels that it is not "mete" that casssius` body
   should be here in the camps because the battle was still on and people might
   get distracted . and also that he owes more tears to their bodies because of
   the love and affection that he beared for him and titinius and that they
   were very honest and loyal to their country till the end and that rome shall
   never be able to give birth to such honorable men as cassius and titinius.
   </p>

Posted at: Sat Feb 20 08:53:48 2010 (GMT)

   ans
   
   titinius immediately following this extract performs two noble gestures .
   one was he presents cassius with the garland that was sent by brutus
   indicating his victory over octavius and crowns him with the garland . and
   secondly "by the leave of the gods" he with the same sword that was used to
   kill caesar , and with which noble cassius killed himelf , titinius runs the
   sword into his body. 
   
   
   at the end of the scene brutus gives orders of sending cassius` body to
   thasos ,his birth place where he will be given a grand funeral after the
   battle is over . 
   
   
   he says this because he feels that it is not "mete" that casssius` body
   should be here in the camps because the battle was still on and people might
   get distracted . and also that he owes more tears to their bodies because of
   the love and affection that he beared for him and titinius and that they
   were very honest and loyal to their country till the end and that rome shall
   never be able to give birth to such honorable men as cassius and titinius. 

Posted at: Sat Feb 20 08:54:10 2010 (GMT)

   ans
   
   the narrator wishes to discontinue his work because he feels that now by
   working the entire day he has overtired himself . and also because he feels
   the essence of winter sleep circulating in the air along with the scent of
   the apples which therefore makes him lazy and forces him to discontinue his
   work.
   
   
   from the begining of the day the narrator has been engaged in the activity
   of aple picking . he can recollect how he was standing for continuous long
   hours on the ladder which now wa showing results when his insteps had
   started paining. he remembers how the ladder used to sway to and fro when he
   used to pull the branches close to him to pick apples . he also recollects
   the sounds of apples being loaded in in containers from the cellar bin. 

Posted at: Sat Feb 20 09:08:34 2010 (GMT)

   arthur and john are in the drawing in courtfield
   garden,southkensington.Arthur is talking about the dowry as john proposed
   Kate and so arthur had a little talk with john. due to the father's fight
   for his littlesons honour he had to file a case againstgovt

Posted at: Tue Feb 23 03:05:54 2010 (GMT)

       
   
   the narrator is tired and wants to sleep but he knows that even in his sleep
   he would dream of applesas the task of picking apple is left undone and
   there are still some apples that he has to picked

Posted at: Thu Feb 25 05:46:24 2010 (GMT)

       
   
   The woodchuckis a rodent of North America which hibernates through the
   winter.the poet wonders whether his sleep will be an ordinary oneor along
   winter sleep of the woodchuck.The narrator wants to convey through this
   comparisonhe wants to have along and deep sleep i.e.,he now wants to rest of
   death,a long sleep same as of that of woodchuck.

Posted at: Thu Feb 25 05:54:17 2010 (GMT)

       
   
   The woodchuckis a rodent of North America which hibernates through the
   winter.the poet wonders whether his sleep will be an ordinary one or a long
   winter sleep of the woodchuck.The narrator wants to convey through this
   comparison that  he wants to have a long and deep sleep i.e.,he now wants
   to rest of death,a long sleep same as that of the woodchuck. 

Posted at: Thu Feb 25 05:55:28 2010 (GMT)

   This lines are taken from the famous play "JULIUS CAESAR"written by "WILLIAM
   SHAKESPAERE".The speakers are at the battle ground of Philippi.Pindarus is
   one of the best friends of Cassius.Messala wants to convey to Brutus about
   Cassius's death.

Posted at: Sat Feb 27 13:50:27 2010 (GMT)

   These lines are taken from the famous play 

Posted at: Sat Feb 27 13:50:52 2010 (GMT)

   These lines are taken from the famous play "JULIUS CAESAR"written by
   "WILLIAM SHAKESPAERE".The speakers are at the battle ground of
   Philippi.Pindarus is one of the best friends of Cassius.Messala wants to
   convey to Brutus about Cassius's death.

Posted at: Sat Feb 27 13:53:21 2010 (GMT)