Principal for the establishment of a canteen

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Principal for the establishment of a canteen

                                                                              The Lead,

                                                                               Quaid-e-Azam College

                                                                               Karachi.

                                                                               April 09, 2014

The Headmaster,

Falcon Public School,

Nazimabad No. 3,

Karachi

Sir,

       Most respectfully, on behalf of the students of your college, beg to formulation you with the petition for the formation of a canteen in our college campus.

                 You are conscious of the fact that the college has now a move power of near 3000. Most of the students are day scholars and originate to college from far and artificial places earlier in the period, it is unneeded to bushel out that they conclude peckish and are impatient to eff few feathery refreshment, but none is gettable here. State weak, both of the students need their tiffin and tea from bazar shops, but this is most unenviable on hygienic sediment.

                                        Moreover, it reflects dishonor on us all that a big college similar ours should not somebody a canteen of its own to cater to the needs of its students.

                      I, hence, expectation that the affair would acquire your close and likeable aid.

                                                                     Yours obediently,

                                                                         XYZ

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A Reception In The Jungle

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A Reception In The Jungle

The day had been very hot and we had traveled not less than 20 mile on the foot. As our path lay through one of the thickest jungles in the world, we had not had much of rest or sleep since we had entered in two days earlier. We had exhausted our water supply in the afternoon, and had not come across a stream or a spring where we should have quenched our thirst. Even the last loaf of bread in our bags had been eaten. We were very hungry and thirsty. We were even more tired.

The sun was at the point of setting when we emerged from the jungle. Before us lay a vast stretch of land dotted with villages here and there, form which columns of smoke were raising steadily. We made for the nearest one. The hope of getting some food and water, and a place to rest in the village had the effect of quickening our pace.

Having reached the outskirts of the village, we met one of its inhabitants a short, dark man in his forties. Our leader tried to ask him whether we could buy some refreshments in the village, and find shelter there for the night. The man however puzzled us by turning back and running away as fast as his legs could carry him without uttering a word in reply. Had we come to village where our language was not understood Did they refuse to admit strange at all Had somebody been expecting us there These and many other questions suggested themselves to us

But we were not left long in doubt as to our reception a village. A huge procession was seen moving towards us. At the head of the procession there were three young women In the light of the torches which some people carried before them. The woman appeared dark like the man who had just met us. It was a noisy crowd that followed them and we were not certain as to what was going to happen to us. Had we not been as tired as we were, we would have fled back into the jungle.

The procession approached us and came to a halt. The tallest of the women spoke in English to our leader. She and the other two were daughters of the headman of the village. At that time, the chief himself was not at home. In his absence, the village and its people, all members of his tribe, were governed by her. If we promised to stay peacefully, we could pass the night there. We would be supplied with food, water, and a tent where we could sleep. But constant watch would be kept on our movements so that we .committed no mischief while in the village. Of course, being peaceful explorers. We had no objection to this arrangement.

We were led to spring where we washed ourselves. Then we had dinner at the chief's house, as his daughter's guests. As soon as the meal was over we were led to a tent. There were comfortable straw beds on the floor there. The moment we lay down on them. We were fast asleep, not knowing or caring what our guards had in mind about us.

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