Friend persuading him to take part in games

 By: Unknown    Sunday, July 26, 2015  ETC, Facebook, Famou, Friend persuading him to take part in games, Garmmers, google, Google Play, Letters, MY School, new blogger Maker, New Sides   No comments

  Topic:--  Friend persuading him to take part in Games                           

                                                                                                           20. Nicholson Way,

                                                                                                           City,

                                                                                                           March 21, 2014

My heartfelt Saeed, 

It is writer than a month since I had a laurels from you. I had been wondering all the piece what had happened to you, and was perception kinda worried when I accidently met your chum yesterday, who told me that you were totally inhabited with your books and that you never took tune in games.

I was pleased to inform that you were winning your studies so seriously, but real compassionate to tone that you were doing so at the outlay of your eudaemonia. Flatbottomed you member seemed to be most obsessed some it. Those who do brainpower activity cannot do without a fated amount of prescribed somatogenic exercising. 'All utilise and no change makes Raise a blunt boy' is not an ineffective saying; it has a gracious cognition in a pronounce body'. So I would inform you to avow up many spunky and you module shortly finger what a lot of help the practice gives you. 1 can swear you that you testament be amply rewarded for the measure you pass in playing games. You instrument convey to your studies with lowerclassman zeal and a clearer theme.

So don't abstain games. They are constituent. They buccaneer you something which books can never blackbeard - penalization and athlete temperament.

I prospect you faculty abide my advice seriously, and move me a piping to swear me that you have begun performing any mettlesome.

                                                                                                               With someone wishes,

Your artless somebody,

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A Road Safety Campaign In My Town

 By: Unknown    Wednesday, July 22, 2015  A Road Safety Campaign In My Town, e, Essays, ETC, Facebook, Famou, Free All Essays, Garmmers, MY School, New Sides, School Essay   No comments

A Road Safety Campaign In My Town

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After a series of serious road accidents in our town, the traffic police of the town launched a road safety campaign. It was inaugurated by the Chief Police Officers. Representatives of school, business houses, and Government offices had been invited to attend the ceremony. In addition to them, all drivers and pedestrians were welcome were to be present.

In declaring the campaign open, the Chief Police Officer pointed to the rising number of deaths and serious disabilities and deformities caused by road accidents. He stressed on the need for being well versed in the provisions of the Highway Code. The listeners were also advised to keep mechanically defective vehicles off the road. According to him unread worthy vehicles caused the most accidents.

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The campaign having been officially opened. There was a display of driving by the testers from the office of the Registrar and inspector of motor vehicles. They impressed the spectators with their skilful handling of vehicles while driving, reversing, stopping, changing gears and turning right or left. .They also demonstrated how accidents often took place and how they could be avoided. Some constable from the traffic police showed how pedestrians and motorcyclists were responsible for many accidents.

Many service stations and workshops in the town provided facilities for the motorists to have their vehicles checked for any possible defects, free of charge. Many motorists, motor-cyclists and scooters availed themselves of the facilities. Outside the town, the traffic police marked measured miles to enable the drivers to check their speedometers.

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For the schoolchildren, special traffic games were held on the town Padang. At these games demonstrations were given of how to cross the road on foot, of how to turn right or left, enter the road, or come to a stop while riding a bicycle or a motor-cycle. In various schools, the prefects checked each and every bicycle for mechanical defects or for lack of proper equipment. The owners of bicycles without locks, bells, lamps, reflectors, and effective brakes etc were fined and compelled to have the defects corrected immediately.

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Officials from the traffic police visited the school to address the pupils and teachers. They all repeated the various points made by the chief police officer while declaring the road, safety campaign open.

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A pakistani fair

 By: Unknown    Wednesday, January 28, 2015  A pakistani fair, English, Essays, ETC, Free All Essays, Garmmers, MY School, School Essay   No comments

v Points : The occasion of the fair - Different kinds of people are found in the fair - Places of amusement in the fair – Shops in the fair  Small exhibition advantages and disadvantages of fair.

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v The best attended fairs that I have ever witnessed tire those that held every year in my village, on the occasion of the 'Urs' of a great Muslim Saint, Hazrat Shahbaz Qalandar.

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v They are attended by thousands of people from far and near. A few days before the fair is held, the tomb is whitewashed, the houses repaired and the premises thoroughly cleaned. The custodians of the shrine are dressed in their best. They are very civil to the pilgrims who came in streams to pay their homage to the departed saint. Their civility, however, is not completely disinterested. They wish to impress upon the pilgrims the saintliness of their own character, so that the shrine may become all the more popular in the neighborhood, and the offerings of pious pilgrims the larger, year after year.

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v All sorts of people attend the fair at the shrine. The beggars in their rags line the route to it on both sides, and

v solicit our charity in many ways. You pity the blind beggar, because he is deprived of his eye-sight. And you cannot ignore the cripple either. The leper shunned by everybody is there, and the pauper also flits about like a ghost.

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v Pakistani fair does not, however, possess only a religious significance. People go to a fair for the sake of merry-making and enjoyment, and surely one can find various kinds of enjoyments there. At one place you see a merry-go-round with its load of gay children and proud young men whirling in the air. At another place you find the juggler showing his tricks. Acrobats and rope-dancers also perform their feats in a corner. A company of strolling players has also pitched its tent there, though the admission to their performance is by tickets. There is a travelling circus too, admission to which is by tickets costing fifty paisa’s and a rupee.

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v A Pakistani Mela, however, does not provide entertainment only. It also provides the people with a market for their goods. The people of the neighborhood get an opportunity of buying and selling their wares. There are some fairs. Where cattle are sold, but at most of these fairs the chief articles or consumption are the sweetmeats and the other eatables. The confectioner displays his wares to the best advantage, and tempts every passer-by to purchase something or the other. Nor are the peddlers wanting in anything. They sell pins, brooches, bangles, and other trinkets to woman and children.

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v Advantage is sometimes taken of these fairs to hold exhibitions on a small scale. These exhibitions are meant to show us how we can improve agriculture by using better seeds, better oxen, and better implements. There are places where we are told how we can decrease the death-rate of children, improve the sanitation of our homes and the village, and live more hygienically. All these are very necessary.

v On the whole, these fairs serve a very useful purpose. They encourage trade, and enable the people to meet and discuss questions that affect their daily life. In times of an epidemic, however, these fairs become a source of great danger. They spread disease from man to man and from one village to another, and should on such occasions be disallowed by the Government.

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A Journey By Air

 By: Unknown    Sunday, October 26, 2014  A Journey By Air, English, Essays, ETC, Famou, Free All Essays, MY School   No comments

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During the last holidays, I had to go to the Singapore by Air.

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v  On the day of my departure for Singapore, I reached the aerodrome long before the 'plane was due to arrive. My brothers, my sisters and many of my friends were with me. They had all come to see, me off.

v  The plane arrived punctually. All eyes were gazing at it as soon as it came in sight. It touched down a quarter of a mile from the aerodrome building and slowly taxied to where we were waiting for it, soon the passengers for our town began to disembark. There were greetings, hugs and kisses between the disembarking passengers and their friends and relatives who had come to receive them.

v  A few minutes later the passengers were told to embark. I took leave of all who had come to see me off and walked to the plane. As I climbed the steps to enter the plane, I was cordially received by an air-hostess and led to my seat. Inside, the plane looked like a huge bus, fitted with very comfortable and spacious berths. When all the passengers had taken their seats, the gangway was removed and the door was securely closed and bolted. The engines of the plane were then started-a signal that it was ready to leave. All the window facing the aerodrome building were crowded now. Passengers were waving to their friends and relatives. The plane moved at a terrific speed along the run-way and took off in a matter of seconds.

v  The higher we climbed into the sky, the smaller the objects on the ground appeared to become. Houses and other buildings in my town looked like the models of geometrical figures-cubes, pyramid, etc.Men walking along the metalloid streets looked like white ants crawling on stone slabs. The river flowing by the town appeared like a white, crooked line drawn on a green board.

v  Soon we had left the town behind, and were flying over the forest. The tall trees in the forest did not appear to be trees at all. The whole thing looked like a vast meadow covered with green grass. Hills were visible only so long as we had not flown over their summits. But the moment the plane had climbed higher than the top of a hill; the hill lost its identity and was merged with green meadows all around.

v  Men, houses, streets and rivers had long been lost to sight. Soon even the green rarest disappeared behind the clouds. Nothing except the white clouds was visible now. Had it been cloudy at the time of our taking off, I could not have told you how things looked from an aero plane in flight. After looking at the white clouds for some time, I was fed up with the monotony of the scene outside. I stretched my legs and leaned back for a nap.

v  The plane moved so smoothly that one could read a book or write a letter inside it, without any, difficulty. The airhostesses were ready all the time to supply passengers with drinks, etc. A few passengers were, nevertheless, airsick.

v  As we drew our destination it began to rain. It was raining so heavily when the plane landed at the Paya Lebar Airport, that I could see little of the great city from the air, Because of the rain, there were very few people at the Airport to receive the passengers.

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A HOCKEY MATCH

 By: Unknown    Friday, October 03, 2014  A Good Citizen, A Good Deed Rewarded, A Good Manners Week, A Hockey Match, English, Essays, ETC, Free All Essays, Garmmers, google, Google Play, Hotmail, mail, My Hobby Essays, MY School, New Sides, outlook, School Essay, yahoo   No comments

v Points: The match between the – Dawn school and DVS school – The first half of the match – The game after the interval.

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v On Saturday last a very keenly contested hockey match was played between the Dawn School and the D.V.S. School. Crowds of spectators, consisting mainly of school students, had come to witness the final match of the Inter school Hockey tournament. Both the teams had high hopes and were confident of an easy victory.

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v The referee blew the whistle and both the teams took the field at exactly 5.p.m. Soon after the toss the game began. It was a brisk game from the very beginning. The Dawn school team dominated the game from the outset. Their good combination and team-spirit helped them a lot. The D.V.S. school team found it hard to withstand the attacks of the opponents. On one occasion the Dawn school team netted the ball but to their great misfortune the referee gave the whistle for “sticks” at that very instant. But soon after the D.V.S. school summoned all their energy and fell upon the Dawn school who were taken completely by surprise at the sudden wakening up of their opponents. But they could not score any goal. Thus the first half of the match remained goalless. Everybody looked forward to a well contested second half.

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v Alter the interval the match begin fresh enthusiasm. From the very start it was brisk and exciting. The boys of the Dawn school attacked their opponents furiously but were soon driven back. The eyes of all were no turned to the centre forward of the D.V.S. School. He caught the ball, outwitted the Dawn boys, rushed with it at full speed into the “D”, with a lucky scoop put the ball in the net, and to the surprise of all scored a clear goal. The Dawn School team became even more active than before. They put all their energy and strength into the game. They tried more than once to score a goal but every time met with disappointment. At last the captain of the Dawn School team made a desperate attempt. He took the ball, confused all his opponents, ran straight towards their goal and scored with a well-placed shot. Loud cheers followed. There were now only five minutes left. A very exciting game followed, but neither team could score any further goal, so the match ended in an exciting draw.

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A Hockey Match

 By: Unknown    Monday, September 29, 2014  A Good Citizen, A Good Deed Rewarded, A Good Manners Week, A Hockey Match, English, Essays, ETC, Free All Essays, Garmmers, google, Google Play, Hotmail, mail, My Hobby Essays, MY School, New Sides, outlook, School Essay, yahoo   No comments

v A few days ago I witnessed a hockey match. It was the final match in the x-y-z. Hockey Tournament played on the knock out system. The venue was the Lahore Hockey Stadium.

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v The teams the Ravines and the Civilians were well balanced. As was natural, both had beaten a number of prominent sides before having the privilege of meeting each other to decide the winners and the runners-up.

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v At 5 p.m. sharp, the rival captains led their teams on to the field. While the other players warmed up, hitting, stopping, or dribbling the ball, on opposite sides of the field, the captains walked up to the two umpires in the centre of the field, for the toss. The outstation team lost the toss. The Ravines, therefore took the side of their own choice, for the first half of the match.

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v Right from the bully-off, the ball was controlled by the Ravines. Their forwards passed it to one another, foiling all attempts by the Civilians to retrieve it. The pace of attack grew hotter, and stiffness of defense become more intense, as the ball approached the striking -circle before the Civilians goal. At one stage, the center forward of the Ravines was about to hit the ball for what would have been a certain goal, when a fullback of the defenders took it out of his reach, and hit it so hard that it could not be stopped until it had reached one of his own forwards. This sent all the Ravines running to their own half of the field in order to stop the Civilians from scoring against them. From now on, much of the time until the breather, the ball remained in the Ravines half. They however put up stiff resistance and did not allow their rivals to test their goalkeeper even once.

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v After half time the Civilians made a lightning raid at the Ravines goal, and within a minute of the resumption, were leading by one goal to nil. This infuriated the Ravines, and they went all out to score the equalizer after a number of well planned moves, on their part, they were rewarded with a goal.(Essayinenglishforfree.blogspot.com) It was made by their outside right with such a powerful hit that the ball rattled the board and shook the goal-posts for quite a few seconds.

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v Only a quarter of an hour was now left for the match to end, unless over time had to be awarded. The game became very fast now both sides appearing to be determined to win. Two minutes from the time, the centre forward of the 'Civilians' dribbled the ball into the '0' of the home-side, and had only the Goalie to beat, when intentionally or accidentally, a defender knocked into him. For obstruction, a penalty corner was awarded against the Ravines. A full back of the Civilians, a giant of man, hit the ball so hard that hardly anybody saw it until it had hit the board with a thud.

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v With less than two minutes of play left there was little possibility of the Ravines equalizing the Score. Though they fought hard to the end, the final whistle gave the victory to the Civilians. Their supporters cheered them lustily, while the home crowd was rather disappointed. They felt as supporters of losers often do, that the better side had not won.

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A Good Deed Rewarded

 By: Unknown    Friday, September 26, 2014  A Good Citizen, A Good Deed Rewarded, English, Essays, ETC, Free All Essays, Garmmers, google, Hotmail, mail, My Hobby Essays, MY School, outlook, School Essay   No comments

v Last Sunday, as I was walking along the river swift, which flows, by our town, I stopped to watch a boy of nearly my age swim the river. The river was in high flood. The way the boy started his swim-at right angles to current-showed that he was not an experienced swimmer.

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v He had not yet reached the middle of the river where the current was very strong, when his legs and arms failed him altogether. He could scarcely make a stroke. He was at the point of being drowned. Essayinenglishforfree.Blogspot.com

v Throwing off my shirt and taking off my shoes, I jumped into the river and swam up to boy. He was unconscious when I reached him. He did not put up any struggle that a drowning person is said to be liable to. When an attempt is down and resuscitated him by mean of artificial respiration. When he had regained sufficient strength to cycle back, I left hem and resumed my walk. Essayinenglishforfree.Blogspot.com

v Yesterday, I went to town to buy some cloth. As I entered a shop I heard someone shout. Daddy, here is the young man, who saved me from drowning! it was the boy whom I had rescued. His father, the owner of the shop ran up to me and shook me by the hand. After thanking me profusely for what I had done to save this son's life he made me sit beside him. He told me over a cup of tea that he had tried very hard to trace me out but that his efforts had not been successful. Essayinenglishforfree.Blogspot.com

v I could not hide it from him that I was there to buy some shirting material. He went to another part of the shop, said something to an assistant and came back to me he asked me to choose the material I wanted to buy. He would personally attend to me. I chose two lengths of cloth. He offered to let me have it free of cost. But I insisted on paying for it and he took the cash involved. Essayinenglishforfree.Blogspot.com

v Meanwhile his car had arrived outside the shop and he offered to take me home. He said he was keen to see my parents too. I did not see any harm is that so I went with him.(Essayinenglishforfree.Blogspot.com) When we alighted from the car, his chauffeur opened the boot, took out a huge bundle of clothes and carried it into our house, without a word having been uttered by his master in my presence.

v He praised me before my parents and pointing to bundle, he said, I hope you will have no objection to accepting this small token of gratitude. My parents would not accept this small token of gratitude, my parents would not accept the cloth free of charge, but he would not take the c1cth back or accept payment for it.

v My mother tells me that the cloth would be enough to last me ten years at least.

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