How, according to Lushkoff, Sergei and Olga are different?
According to Lushkoff, Sergei helps him by taking him into his protection. He helps him with a job and money and kind words. But Olga helps him by expressing sympathy and kindness and concern for him. She works for him ho that he gets money and chance to reform. Thus, she is different from Sergei.
What does Sergei remember about the beggar? What confirms his doubt?
What makes the beggar work for Sergei?
Does the beggar wish to work instead of begging? Why/Why not?
How does Olga behave with the beggar? Why?
Why does Sergei call Lushkoff his Godson?
What does Lushkoff thank Sergei for?
How, according to Lushkoff, does Olga save Lushkoff?
How, according to Lushkoff, Sergei and Olga are different?
Lushkoff became a beggar not by circumstances but by choice. Baaed on your reading the story ‘The Beggar’ write a paragraph on the topic : ‘How Can We Abolish Begging?’
Begging is a blot spot on a nation’s pride. It needs to be discouraged. Based on your reading of the story, give some practical suggestions to end this social menace.
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