READ THE PASSAGE:The first time I saw a train, I was standing on a wooded slope outside a tunnel, not far from Kalka. Suddenly, with ashrill whistle and a great burst of stream, a green and black engine came snorting out of the blackness.I turned and ran to my father. "A dragon”! I shouted. “There's a dragon coming out of its cave!”Since then, steam engines and dragons have always inspired the same sort of feelings in me - wonder, awe and delight.I would like to see a real dragon one day, green and gold, and as I have always preferred the reluctant sort – rather shyand gentle - and until that day comes, I shall be content with steam engines.In India the steam engine is still in use on some lines. India has one of the most extensive railway systems in the world.Hundreds of trains that criss-cross the sub-continent, panting over the desert and plain, through hill and forest, are oftenpulled by these snorting monsters who belch smoke by day and scatter red stars in the night.Even now, when I see a train coming round the bend of a hill, or crossing a bridge, or cutting across a wide, flat plain, Ifeel the same sort of innocent wonder that I felt as a boy. Where are all these people going to, and where have they comefrom? What are they really like? When children wave to me from carriage windows, I wave back at them. It is a habit Ihave never lost. And sometimes I am in a train, waving, and the village children wave back to me - well, not me exactly,it is really the train they are waving toSmall wayside stations have always fascinated me. Manned sometimes by just one or two railway employees, and oftensituated in the middle of a damp subtropical forest, or clinging to the mountainside on the way to Shimla or Darjeeling,these little stations are, for me, outposts of romance, lonely symbols of the pioneering spirit that led men to lay tracksinto the remote corners of the earth.NOW FROM THE PASSAGE FIND WORDS THAT HAS THE SAME MEANING-1. to hesitate before doing something - ​2. a feeling of being very impressed by something -3. satisfied and happy -