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The document summarizes Rudyard Kipling's poem "The Secret of the Machine" in 5 paragraphs. It discusses how machines are formed from melted ore and shaped accordingly, how they need coal, water, and oil to function and can work for 24 hours once ready. It notes that machines can pull, push, lift, drive, run, race, swim, and fly, but lack emotions and will kill humans if they make a mistake operating them.
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The secret of machines
- 1. The secret of the machine - Rudyard Kipling Presented by K. Yamuna M.Sc.,
- 3. Poem- Stanza 1 ๏ง Machines are taken from the ore bed and it was melted and hammered and design it correctly and shape it accordingly.
- 4. Poem- Stanza 2 ๏ง The poet explain in the machines place to design it they need coal, water and oil ๏ง And some place to do it ๏ง When it is ready they can work for 24 hrs
- 5. Poem- Stanza 3 โข The machines can pull, push, lift, drive and the poet explain what all the machines do. โข Also he explains the machines can to do run, race, swim, fly and dive. โข In imaginary part the author effectively explain what the machines do
- 6. Poem Stanza 4 โข To remember the law of machines it never lie โข And neither love nor forgive โข If we slip we will die at anymore
- 7. Poem Stanza 5 โข Machines do not have any feelings โข Sometimes their smoke will hide the sky then it will retain to the position
- 8. Application: 1. furnace โ an enclosed structure in which material is heated to very high temperatures 2. wrought โ beaten out of shape by hammering 3. gauge โ an instrument that measures perfection in appearance and quality 4. haul โ pull 5. Comprehend โ understand 6. Vanish โ disappear suddenly
- 9. Summary: ๏ Machines are made of ore bed ๏ It could be hammered to get the shape ๏ Measure according to the machine model ๏ Once it ready it could help us for 24 hrs ๏ Machines donโt have the emotions. ๏ If any fault occur we would die.