Class 6 Chapter 2 English How The Dog Found Himself A New Master Explanation
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Class 6 English Literature Chapter 2 How The Dog Found Himself A New Master Explanation
1. DOGS were once their own masters and lived the way wolves do, in freedom, until a dog was born who was ill pleased with this way of life. He was sick and tired of wandering about by himself looking for food and being frightened of those who were stronger than he.
Once upon a time dogs were their own master and they lived their live like a wolf. They have their own freedom, they hunt, they eat and they wander here and there without any fear until a dog who was tired with the way of life. He was sick and tired of wandering about by himself and looking for food, he was frightened of those animals who were stronger than him.
2. He thought it over and decided that the best thing for him to do was to become the servant of one who was stronger than anyone on earth, and he set out to find such a master.
As he was weaker so he thought that he would become servant of someone who is stronger than him, also he should be stronger than anyone on the earth. So, he went to find a master of these qualities.
3. He walked and he walked and he met a kinsman of his, a big wolf who was as strong as he was fierce. “Where are you going, Dog?” the Wolf asked. “I am looking for someone to take up service with. Would you like to be my master, Wolf?” “I don’t see why not!” the Wolf said, and this agreed upon, the two of them went on together.
He walked in search of his master, while he was walking he met a wolf, he was strong and fierce. The wolf asked the dog that where he was going. The dog replied that he was looking for a master. He asked wolf that whether he could be his servant. The wolf agreed and they went away.
4. They walked and they walked, and all of a sudden the Wolf lifted his nose, sniffed, darted quickly off the path and into the bushes and crept deeper into the forest. The Dog was much surprised. “What’s come over you, master?” he asked. “What has frightened you so?” “Can’t you see? There’s a Bear out there, and he might eat up both of us — you and me.”
While they were walking and all of a sudden the wolf lifted his nose, he sniffed, and he moved quickly off the path and he ran into bushes and he hide depper into the forest. The dog was surprised, he asked the wolf that what come over you master, why you got frightened. The wolf replied that can't you see there is bear out there and he might eat both of us.
5. Seeing that the Bear was stronger than the Wolf, the Dog decided to take up service with him, and he left the Wolf and asked the Bear to be his master. The Bear agreed to this readily and said, “Let us go and find a herd of cows. I’ll kill a cow and then we can both eat our fill.”
The dog saw that bear was stronger than the wolf, so the dog decided to take up service with the bear and he left the wolf and he asked the bear that whether he could be his servant. The bear agreed to be the master of dog. He said to dog that let us go and find a herd of cows he added that he would kill a cow and then they can fill their stomach.
6. They walked on and soon saw a herd of cows, but just as they were about to come up to it they were stopped by a terrible noise. The cows were mooing loudly and running in a panic in all directions.
As they were walking they saw a herd of cows, but when they were about to come close to that herd they stopped by a terrible noise. The cows were mooing loudly and were running in panic in all directions.
7. The Bear looked out from behind a tree, and then he too ran hastily deeper into the forest. “Now, why did I have to come here!” said he to the Dog. “It is the Lion who rules the forest in these parts.” “The Lion? Who’s he?” “Don’t you know? He is the strongest beast on earth!” “Well, then, I’ll say goodbye to you, Bear. I want a master who is stronger than anyone on earth!”
The bear looked out from behind a tree, and he ran deeeper into the forest. The dog asked the bear that why we have came here. The bear replied that it is the lion who rules the forest and he may kill both of us. The dog asked the bear about lion. The bear replied that he is the strongest beast on this earth. As the dog was looking for a master who is stronger than anyone on this earth, so he left the bear.
8. And off the Dog went to ask the Lion to be his master. The Lion agreed to it, and the Dog stayed with him and served him for a long, long time. It was a good life, and he had nothing to complain of, for there was no stronger beast in the forest than the Lion, and no one dared touch the Dog or offend him in any way.
So the dog went to ask the lion to be his master. The lion agreed and the dog stayed with him and served him for a long period of time. That was a good life for the dog and he had no complaints for his life because he was with the beast who is stronger than anyone in the forest, so nobody dare to touch or even tease him in any way.
9. But one day the two of them were walking side by side along a path that ran amid bare cliffs when all of a sudden the Lion stopped. He gave a great roar and struck the ground angrily with his paw with such force that a hole formed there. Then he began to back away very quietly. “What is it, Master, is anything wrong?” asked the Dog, surprised. “I smell a man coming this way,” the Lion said. “We’d better run for it or we’ll be in trouble.” “Oh, well, then I’ll say goodbye to you, Lion. I want a master who is stronger than anyone on earth!”
One day when both of them were walking side by side along a path that ran into bare hills when all of a sudden the lion stopped. He gave a loud roar and he hit the ground angrily with his paw with such a force that a hole was created there. Then he began to back away very quietly. The dog asked to lion what happened to you master, is anything wrong. The lion replied that a man is coming here and we should run otherwise we would be in trouble. The dog got surprised and he said to lion that I am in search of a master who is stronger than anyone on this earth. So, he left the lion.
10. And off the Dog went to join the man and he stayed with him and served him faithfully. This happened long, long ago, but to this day the dog is man’s most loyal servant and knows no other master.
The dog went to join the man and he served him as a loyal servant. This had happened long, long ago and now dogs are man's loyal servant and knows no other master.
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- ill pleased–(old-fashioned way of saying) not happy
- kinsman–(old-fashioned word for) a relative
- fierce–violent; frightening
- take up service with–become the servant of
- darted–moved quickly, suddenly
- come over you–affected you
- dared–to be brave enough to do something
- cliff–a steep, high rock (often at the edge of the sea)
- freedom–to do anything without restrictions
- servant–one who serve another or his master
- terrible–very unpleasant; causing great shock or injury
- faithfully–with full faith
