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The King of Fruits

The story revolves around Gopal Bhand, who is known for his enormous appetite and is tested by a zamindar during a feast. Despite claiming he had no room left after eating, he eagerly devours mango slices, explaining that the 'king of fruits' made way for itself in his stomach. The document also includes vocabulary definitions related to the story.

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The King of Fruits

The story revolves around Gopal Bhand, who is known for his enormous appetite and is tested by a zamindar during a feast. Despite claiming he had no room left after eating, he eagerly devours mango slices, explaining that the 'king of fruits' made way for itself in his stomach. The document also includes vocabulary definitions related to the story.

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The King of Fruits


Gopal Bhand had a large appetite and was known to eat enormous quantities of food, especially
when invited to feasts. One day, a zamindar decided to test his capacity and invited him to lunch.

Gopal ate as much as three men would have and then emitted a loud belch.

"Enough?" asked his host.

"No place for even a grain of rice more," said Gopal.

Just then, a servant came in with a plate of mango slices.

"Mango!" exclaimed Gopal, his mouth watering. He took the plate from the servant and ate all the
slices.

"Amazing," said the zamindar. "You said you did not have place for even a single grain of rice, yet you
devoured almost three mangoes. How do you explain that?"

"Very simple," said Gopal. "What happens when you walk into a crowded room? Everybody steps
aside to let your royal person pass. Something similar happened here. The mango being the king of
fruits, all the food in my stomach made way for it."

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Vocabulary
1. Appetite (noun) – hunger, craving, desire, longing, inclination /

2. Enormous (adjective) – huge, massive, immense, gigantic, colossal

3. Feast (noun) – banquet, spread, celebration, meal, festivity

4. Emit (verb) – release, discharge, radiate, exhale, give off

5. Belch (noun) – burp, eruption, hiccup, expulsion, gust

6. Grain (noun) – particle, seed, kernel, bit, speck

7. Servant (noun) – attendant, domestic, helper, butler, worker

8. Exclaim (verb) – shout, cry out, yell, blurt, utter

9. Water (verb) – drool, dribble, moisten, dampen, salivate

10. Devour (verb) – gobble, consume, demolish, eat up, feast on

11. Crowded (adjective) – packed, jammed, congested, crammed, overfilled -

12. Step aside (phrasal verb) – move away, shift, make space, give way, stand back ए त फ ट

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