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bliss 🤗 u here or not? 😕 hamesha offline dikhte ho 😛

Mehr:thanks..net sayapaa..again..god..

nafy:u miss ur school days sounded like u 50 yrs old..

arshi:i have exams now from mon so i go into the missing category for onr week..hehe

will be back on 1st ..no chance of before that..might be on tue but not sure..depends if i finish..

parm:wht siggie for awards i dont get u..

sam:hello..

ok i have corrected my HW on my own..so there u go..

arshi u can read it now..heehe

PART 1

Once there lived a seafarer on the coast of England in a small hut with his wife and two children. His name was Samuel. He was fastidious in his ways. Though all the fishermen around him had given up primitive methods of fishing he still continued the old ways and even on being asked he gave a declination to their proposal and incurred losses. This made him revert from goodness and people saw that there was decadence in him.

One day after he returned from trip he saw some people buying fish from the others. When he put up the fish he had bought, for sale nobody bought it coz it had rotten on the way back. After the customers had left he started to use Vitriol on other fishermen. They all collected around him but he stood to his ground in a bravado way.

PART 2

There was a huge hustle bustle around the place. Samuel's wife, a Virago, came out. Samuel looked at her and knew he had much more trouble than he was ready for. HE remembered he had first seen her with a schoolman, he didn't know that the contretemps would change the course of his life, thinking she also would be a scholar, he had asked for her hand in marriage. Only later he realized that he was wrong. He always thought that if she would have been educated, her parents would have never agreed to their marriage and allowed her to live with him in his HOVEL. There was a noise at the sea shore, that served as red herring for Samuel, letting him escape from the scene.

PART 3

It was only in his later years of marriage that Samuel had discovered that his wife Anna was vacuous. The beauty of her skin that had attracted him was now replaced by a pallid skin and he realized that external beauty is ephemeral. He had become lovelorn and fishing which was once his hobby and passion now had just become perfunctory and this was clearly evinced in his earnings .Anna's constant interference had been an impedance he faced and this had not only vitiated his earnings but also his moral self. He tried to stay least at home and even quaffed the food hurriedly. He had tergiversated a lot of times in his arguments so that he could escape from her as soon as possible.

PART 4

One night, in spite of living in a country with Shogunate government, leaving his daughter in febricity, the one he loved in macrocosm, Samuel quit his home to obtain certain acquittance from his friend Henrick. On his way he stayed in a hostelry so that he could reach Henrick's home early.

PART 5

In spite of being somnolent Samuel continued his journey after a short stay at the inn. The wind being Gelid he was shivering with cold, but continued his journey, though he could hardly see anything because the sun still hadn't risen. The road was edged with sere vegetation which made the walk all the more dull. Henrick was not only a money lender but also Samuel's friend. Henrick was more educated than him so he wanted his help in financial and personal matters. He had a brought a small parcel with him which contained the fresh catch from the sea knowing Henrick liked the unadulterated fish which was not easily found in the country. He knew he will have to put forth a cogent talk to make Henrick believe him.

PART 6

Next morning Samuel reached Henrick's house. He knew Henrick was Laconic in his expressions, Vindictive by Nature. Samuel remembered that henrick was not like that from his childhood days. When they were young Henrick was Facetious and wanted to be a sailor by profession but the things had not turned out the way he wanted .Due to certain litigations he had given up his dreams and this had made him Obdurate. Samuel reached the door and knocked .It was opened by a woman in mid 30's .She spoke loudly and with a vehemence tone. She was dressed in a shabby grey gown and her hair was tied up in a bun. Samuel asked her about Hen rick on which he was shown into a small parlor which was designed in a Bucolic way. She lit the fire in the fireplace and while bringing the fire to flames that had died out at night, her hands were blackened by cinder dust but she didn't seem to mind it and continued her work. He was then told Hen rick will be with him in a few minutes. He nodded his head and sat there. He saw a nonpareil painting of a Lady wearing MOIR silk dress. Henrick came into the room after about ten minutes. He looked at him and smiled. Samuel was relieved that Hen rick didn't mind him seeing there.

He asked him to sit down. They both chatted for sometime after which it was announced that Lady Mitchell was coming in. Henrick told him that it was his wife. Samuel looked up and saw that it was the same lady in grey gown that came in. Samuel was shocked. She, wife of Henrick, What an Opprobrious wife she must be wife of such a rich man and dressed like that. But he was wrong. After that came in a Lady, dressed in a gown of soft green color with her hair left in loose curls about her, pretty face. Henrick stood up as she came in. But there was a look of reproach in his eyes as if he was not happy with his marriage. The lady came in and sat down with them after a small introduction by the host. The lady passed inimical comments about Samuel's profession, which didn't make a difference to him as he was used to them by now, Henrick didn't like his wife commenting on his friend's occupation.

Samuel then gave Hen rick the gift he had brought. He told him that the fish was unadulterated and was salubrious as it contained no Harmful chemicals that were present in the fish available in the market. The clock stuck ten. The lady got up and excused herself telling that she must see to household works and she will also send tea for them. Samuel thanked her. She left the room and suddenly Henrick felt Malaise. He told Samuel about it who followed the way the Mitchell had taken and called out. He was answered immediately by a man servant. Samuel told him about henrick and with his help took henrick to his room. The doctor was called for immediately. The doctor administrated a percutaneous medicine which had to be given to him every 3 hours. Only after the Doctor left did Samuel look about the room. He saw that though the rest of the house was decorated grandiloquently, Henrick's room was Spartan but beautiful. There were cream colored bed hangings around his four poster bed. There was a study table on which there was some kind of an instrument in which a reticle of threads was placed. It looked quite extraordinary to Samuel for threads to be placed on an instrument. He sat down on a chair and remembered the time his father used to tell him about the moon, stars and the ether that made it all. They used to sit under the shade of the tree in the garden and his father used to spend hours telling him stories. Though over the years his stories had become banal he never got tired listening to them. The memories of his childhood were still Limpid as though it had taken place only a day before. He remembered the day when the big people from town had come to take away the house from them. They had brought along with them an Integrator to calculate the area of their house. The machine had engrossed him and he had always wanted to learn how that works but fate had taken away all that they had. Within a few months of the incident his father had passed away which left him with no choice except to make his own living. It was hours since he had been sitting there on a chair all by himself. Henrick was still unconscious lying on his bed. It was late in the evening, Samuel knew by the darkness outside. Mitchell came in and explained in prolixity the reason for Henrick's condition.

Part 11

Anna reached back home and saw that Samuel was lying on the bed. She didn't know how to persuade him to have the medicines. Samuel descried Anna standing in the door way. Anna looked at him and staring at her and entered .She handed over the medicines to him and started to narrate the happenings in an assuage way. Samuel didn't like Anna bringing the herbs for him and depreciated her hard work and patience. He even Razed the stool that was lying next to him. He Inveighed her by telling her about her inability to do any work properly. Anna stood their quietly. Though she had never hesitated to be loud and scold him, but today she didn't want to. In his absence she had realized that he was impeccable part of her life and now she will make sure and give their relation another chance.

Part 12

Samuel was shocked at Anna's behavior. His wife who was usually obstreperous looked lugubrious. Samuel was confused over Anna's behavior. He had never known that Anna could be so sensitive towards him. Anna shook her head, and without a word moved about the house clearing it up. He saw that there was a grace in her lissome, slender form which he had always failed to notice. Anna was talking to him, like they had been married yesterday, about the work of neighbors, of her pastoral life and how much she loved it. Samuel felt as if she had always been of jocund nature but he had failed to realize it. He thought weather he had come to the netherworld and this lady in front of him was the lady he had always wanted as his wife, but soon his thoughts were broken by a knock on the door. Anna opened the door. He could see that there was a man who was wearing a lumberjack of blue color. The way Anna was talking to him, it was palpable that there was some bad news he was reporting.

Palpable: obvious, clear, plain.

u sleeping mood kya now..

even i jsut read parms FF..wah wah great minds think alike..