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Tit for Tat. Jackal and Camel story. - September 14, 2008

One day a hungry jackal was wondering how to get to the other side of the river, where he could have plenty of crabs.An idea struck him whe he saw a camel. He went to the camel and said, "I'm sure you like sugarcane, don't you " "Yes, I do," replied the camel. "There is a lot of sugarcane on the other side of the river," said the jackal. "I'd very much like to come along with you. The river is so deep that I shall be drowned if I walk through the water. Would you mind carrying me on your back"..
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Conversation between Doctor and Patient - September 12, 2008

Conversation between Doctor and Patient:Patient: Good morning, doctor ! Can you spare me a few minutesDoctor: Certianly ! Come in and sit down. Now, what is the matter with you Patient: I've caught a cold, and I'm constantly coughing.Doctor: You aren't running a temperature, are youPatient: I suppose I'm not.Doctor: Let me examine you... Your heart and lungs seems to be all right. Now open your mouth wide... Now breathe in deeply through the nose... There doesn't seem to be anything radically...
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Dishonesty will be paid for. - September 9, 2008

There once lived an old lady, who last her sight. She wanted to be cured of her blindness. She called in a doctor."I suppose I shall be able to cure your blindness," said the doctor, after examining her eyes. "I shall charge you 5,000 for treatment."The old lady thought a while. "I shall pay you the fee," she said, "only if my sight is completely restored. I shall pay you nothing in case you fail to cure me." The doctor agreed.The doctor called at her house daily and carried on with his...
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It is a great loss to a man when he cannot laugh. - September 8, 2008

Laughter is indicative of joy. A man who laughs radiates happiness and wins friends. One who is incapable of laughter misses the zest of life. Laughter can be the best tonic. A man who cannot laugh fails to attract friends, loses his health, grows pessimistic and drprives himself of any pleasure in life.
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My imaginary Spider and Fly conversation - September 7, 2008

One day Fly is talking to Spider. Hi Spider! What a beautiful house you have! Who has built it for youSpider says "It's so nice of you to admire my house. I have built it myself.Fly: You have built it yourself Where have you got that fascinating thread fromSpider: I spin the thread out of my own body. I have built a number of houses like this. The material is inexhaustible. I can go on producing thread till the moment of my death.Fly: How strange! Would you please explain how you build your...
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To many players cricket is not an adventure. - September 7, 2008

To many players cricket is not an adventure, it is a business. They turn out runs in a mechanical way with the result that there is no colour. no enthusiasam in their play. This is why cricket is losing its lustre. Thus in cricket many runs and much dullness are associated.Cricket should be played in a spirit of adventure and unselfishness.Aim to be a lively player. Look upon cricket as an adventure. Be unselfish. Try to effect swift surprise. Don't struggle to hoard up runs. Don't be dull and.
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What is an idiom Examples of some idioms. - September 6, 2008

Idioms may be defined as expressions peculiar to an language. They play an important part in all languages.Many verbs, when followed by various prepositions, or adverbs, acquire an idiomatic sense.Example:He backed up (supported) his frined's claim.You must not build your hopes upon (rely upon) his promises.The matter has been cleared up (explained).Please hear me out (i.e., hear me to the end).About an hour ago I saw a fellow hanging about (loitering about) our bungalow.You know, I have bore...
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Home is the most important place in the world. - September 6, 2008

Plan your home around the way you live. Home is the most important place in the world. The way you live every day, should decide the way you furnish your home. A functional, welcoming kitchen for light lunches or late nights and long conversations. A comfortable living room that invites everyone to tune in and tune out.And when the day is done, a peaceful bedroom where you can close the door and recharge your batteries. Easy to fall asleep, easy to stay asleep. In a bedroom where comfort is..
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While there is life there is hope - September 6, 2008

The sun rises in the east. The brave soldier lost an arm in the battle. The doctor says it is a hopeless case. I like to live in the open air. Get a pound of sugar from the nearest grocer. Set back the clock; it is an hour to fast. The poor woman has not ten pence. You must take care. The Eskimos make houses of snow and ice. Where did you buy the umbrella Have you ever seen an elephant Draw the map of world. Do not look a gift horse in the mouth. Have you told him about the accident.
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