Answer:
Siddhartha in the story "Siddhartha" by Hermann Hesse, tried to prescribe how his son should live his life by imposing his own idea on the boy. He forgot to realize that he is making the boy to be like himself, ignoring the fact that the boy need to find his own path to peace and enlightenment.
Explanation:
Siddhartha tries to seek inner peace by following different paths like following the Samana, Buddha, the Brahmins, but finally found his own path by listening to the river. Siddhartha believes that his son would be driven the same way he was for the search for enlightenment. because Siddhartha believes that the river is the place for true learning and enlightenment.
But his son was not happy to be a ferryman on the river, and later ran away taking with him his father's money and that of Vasudeva. Siddhartha later realized that every person must follow their path to enlightenment.
Answer:
D. abandoned.
Explanation:
Young animals do not vanish with their mothers near by.
Not all animals can cling to objects.
Young animals may appear to be sleeping, but that has nothing to do with whether or not the mother is nearby.
Young animals can be hungry, but they would be hungry even if the mother were not hiding.
So, young animals can appear to be abandoned, since the mother is nowhere in sight. In reality, the mother is simply hiding.
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It is verb type sentence ==> is your answer.
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Grazing contentedly in the pasture is the dream of every cow.
Grazing contentedly in the pasture is to chew grass happily in the grass meadow.
Answer:
E bought one for himself
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