Yodeling is a vocal technique once used by shepherds in the Swiss Alps. To yodel, you first have to find your normal, or "chest,
" voice, and your high, or "head," voice. Yodeling involves switching between these two ranges of sound, or registers, and finding the break between them. To begin, make an "ah" sound and move your voice from low to high, listening for the break. Try to keep your voice relaxed, but don't allow the notes to flow smoothly. Unlike other styles of singing, yodeling requires you to emphasize the break between notes. Which author's purpose is suggested by the text?
The mother does not show any good interest to her son because she thinks that her son is imagining things and believing on it so she didn't show any interest on her son about the ship he saw and the boy promised to show her the next march but the boys mother get heart attack so she couldn't see the ship which was even larger than that of their village