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Lencho, a hardworking farmer's deep faith in God compels his inner sense to write a letter to God asking 100 pesos at the time of his crop loss. The post office employees read the letter and helped him with 70 pesos but received a negative gratitude as'a bunch of crooks'.
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A Letter to God is the first chapter of English Language & Literature of Class X. This PowerPoint presentation is made with simple & lucid language, so that you can understand the whole story.
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2:There was a farmer In Philippines .his name was Lencho
3: He lived with his wife and with his sons.His house was located alone in the top of the vallyy.There was no friend or neighbours
4:He was cultivating corns which had a dotted flowers in it,which always promised a good harvest and he was waiting for a good rain
5:While his wife was preparing a meal,he felt that rain was coming. As he predicted rain finally came. Lencho was very happy. For him, every raindrop was like a new a coin
6:A strong wind started blowing. The rain changed to a hailstorm. The hailstorm destroyed everything on its way.
7:Lencho's Corn field was destroyed by the hailstorm.
8:Lencho was very sad at the loss of his crop. Now he had no other option to get money and feed his family.
9:Lencho was an ox of a man, working like an ox in the field. But he still knew how to write
10:Lencho had a great faith in god. So, he decided to take help from God. He wrote a letter to God and requested to send 100 Pesos through the mail
12:At the post office letter was first received by post man who laughed heavily at the foolishness of Lencho. He gave that letter to his post master he too laughed heartily at lecncho, but soon he became serious, . In order to save the faith on god by lencho,he started colllected money. He contributed part of his salary and collected some money from his friends. He posted it, at the place of sign he put "GOD"
13:Next day Lencho came to post office bit earlier . After receiving the letter, he became angry when he counted the money. He asked 100 Pesos, but the letter had only 70 Pesos. He believed that rest amount was stolen by post office people. He called them ‘Bunch of Crooks’ and wrote another letter to God with request to send remaining 30 pesos but not through post office.
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A letter to god
The document contains a letter written by Lencho to God. It summarizes that Lencho hoped for rain for his fields, as he saw the sky was clear in the morning. He knew his fields intimately. The woman preparing supper said rain was coming with God's permission. When drops started falling, Lencho was happy as they were like silver coins, fulfilling his prediction of rain.
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3) Hari sees Anil's bundle of money and is tempted to steal it. However, after taking the money and fleeing, Hari has a change of heart when thinking of betraying Anil's trust.
4) Hari returns secretly in the night to put the wet money back, and Anil implies he knows about the attempted theft but forgives Hari anyway
A letter to god (1)
Lencho was a farmer whose field of ripe corn was destroyed by a hailstorm. With his crop ruined, he decided to write a letter to God demanding 100 pesos. When the postman read the letter addressed to God, he laughed. However, the kind postmaster collected 70 pesos in donations and his own money to help Lencho. Lencho was disappointed to only receive 70 pesos and wrote another angry letter to God demanding the rest and accusing the post office employees of being crooks.
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A letter to God
Lencho, a hardworking farmer's deep faith in God compels his inner sense to write a letter to God asking 100 pesos at the time of his crop loss. The post office employees read the letter and helped him with 70 pesos but received a negative gratitude as'a bunch of crooks'.
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A Letter to God is the first chapter of English Language & Literature of Class X. This PowerPoint presentation is made with simple & lucid language, so that you can understand the whole story.
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2:There was a farmer In Philippines .his name was Lencho
3: He lived with his wife and with his sons.His house was located alone in the top of the vallyy.There was no friend or neighbours
4:He was cultivating corns which had a dotted flowers in it,which always promised a good harvest and he was waiting for a good rain
5:While his wife was preparing a meal,he felt that rain was coming. As he predicted rain finally came. Lencho was very happy. For him, every raindrop was like a new a coin
6:A strong wind started blowing. The rain changed to a hailstorm. The hailstorm destroyed everything on its way.
7:Lencho's Corn field was destroyed by the hailstorm.
8:Lencho was very sad at the loss of his crop. Now he had no other option to get money and feed his family.
9:Lencho was an ox of a man, working like an ox in the field. But he still knew how to write
10:Lencho had a great faith in god. So, he decided to take help from God. He wrote a letter to God and requested to send 100 Pesos through the mail
12:At the post office letter was first received by post man who laughed heavily at the foolishness of Lencho. He gave that letter to his post master he too laughed heartily at lecncho, but soon he became serious, . In order to save the faith on god by lencho,he started colllected money. He contributed part of his salary and collected some money from his friends. He posted it, at the place of sign he put "GOD"
13:Next day Lencho came to post office bit earlier . After receiving the letter, he became angry when he counted the money. He asked 100 Pesos, but the letter had only 70 Pesos. He believed that rest amount was stolen by post office people. He called them ‘Bunch of Crooks’ and wrote another letter to God with request to send remaining 30 pesos but not through post office.
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A letter to god
The document contains a letter written by Lencho to God. It summarizes that Lencho hoped for rain for his fields, as he saw the sky was clear in the morning. He knew his fields intimately. The woman preparing supper said rain was coming with God's permission. When drops started falling, Lencho was happy as they were like silver coins, fulfilling his prediction of rain.
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1) Hari Singh, a 15-year old thief, meets writer Anil at a wrestling match and tricks him into allowing Hari to live with him.
2) Anil teaches Hari how to write, do math, and cook in exchange for Hari doing chores. They live together happily for a month.
3) Hari sees Anil's bundle of money and is tempted to steal it. However, after taking the money and fleeing, Hari has a change of heart when thinking of betraying Anil's trust.
4) Hari returns secretly in the night to put the wet money back, and Anil implies he knows about the attempted theft but forgives Hari anyway
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Syllabus
Chapter-1
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