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7He had left his village without any previous thoughtor plan. If he had continued there he would have carriedon the work of his forefathers - namely, tilling theland, living, marrying, and ripening in his cornfield andancestral home. But that was not to be. He had to leavehome without telling anyone, and he could not rest till heleft it behind a couple of hundred miles. To a villager it isa great deal, as if an ocean flowed between.He had a working analysis of mankind's troubles:marriage, money, and the tangles of human ties. Longpractice had sharpened his perception. Within five minutesbounderstood what was wrong. He charged three pies per what is the passage about |
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Answer» SORRY I don't UNDERSTAND the QUESTION |
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