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Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 Andrew’s expression as he moved about the room. “Let me make you a cup of tea, Doctor, bach,” said the former quickly, after a few moments. Andrew ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 towards him, admitted no other conclusion. It was the conflict between his level, doubting mind and his overflowing heart which left him resentful ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 ether, upon her side. His haste was desperate, a frantic race against her ebbing strength. It took him only an instant to smash a glass ampule and ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 paleness of the skin, weak pulse, and loss of reflexes Reprint 2026-27 Birth Birth 37 37 he splashed cold water into one basin; into the other he m...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 He redoubled his efforts feverishly. The child was gasping now, deeper and deeper. A bubble of mucus came from one tiny nostril, a joyful iridescen...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 say this? What does it mean? 2. There lies a great difference between textbook medicine and the world of a practising physician. Discuss. 3. Do you...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 the reality. Thinking about language 1. Notice the kind of English Tsetan uses while talking to the author. How do you think he picked it up? 2. Wh...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 geologists like Suess have found fossils of ocean creatures in rocks in the Himalayas. So, we know those rocks were underwater, before the Indian c...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 5 The Tale of Melon City Vikram Seth The following poem is taken from Mappings which was published in 1981 and is included in the Collected Poems by ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 5 lost his head; But being a just and placid King He said, ‘This is a tricky thing. I need some counsel. Bring to me The wisest man in this country.’...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 5 due ceremony.’ A man passed by the City Gate. An idiot. The guards cried, ‘Wait! Who is to be the King? Decide!’ ‘A melon,’ the idiot replied. This...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 6 Silk Road Nick Middleton Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meaning from the context.  ducking back  swathe  careered down  ma...
Class XI Knowledge Traditions Practi... Knowledge Traditions Practi... 7 have healthy and productive days and also prevent seasonal diseases. 126 K nowledge T raditions and Practices of India — C lassXI Reprint 2026-27 C...
Class XI Knowledge Traditions Practi... Knowledge Traditions Practi... 7 provides a common m 2–6 2p RasayanaVidyaa interface facilitating easy conversion of all diagnostically and pm a – o Vajikarana 10 jei Producing phy...
Class XI English Woven Words 7 do not be worried. You will find another suitable match, a better one maybe. Who can foresee the ways of destiny?’ He felt for his purse the second...
Class XI English Woven Words 7 himself. ‘What now,’ he said under his breath, and a dim smile pinched the corners of his lips as he stuck between them the cork tip of a cigarette...
Class XI English Woven Words 7 the essence of the story: ‘Glory was all overlaid with dark shame. Glory was dead.’ ‘… let him be wrapped a while in the lingering twilight splendo...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 TheLuncheon 99 The Luncheon William Somerset Maugham ☞ Look for these expressions in the story and guess the meaning from the context devastating p...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 consequence to a woman what they say. I had eighty francs (gold francs) to last me the rest of the month, and a modest luncheon should not cost mor...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 not afford caviare but I could not very well tell her that. I told the waiter by all means to bring caviare. For myself I chose the cheapest dish o...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 never want more than that, and I eat that more as an excuse for conversation than anything else. I couldn’t possibly eat anything more—unless they ...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 she had not money enough either to pay the bill; then the only thing would be to leave my watch and say I would come back and pay later. The aspara...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 miserable little chop— ‘and you can’t eat any more. But I’ve just had a snack and I shall enjoy a peach.’ The bill came and when I paid it I found ...
Class XI English Woven Words 8 a lucidity and an economy of words which are the marks of a supreme craftsman. U NDERSTANDING THE TEXT 1. Although the author was not a vindictive ...
Class XI Fine Art An Introduction to Indian A... 1 Map showing prehistoric sites (Outline map not to scale) Reprint 2026-27 1 P REHISTORIC R OCK P AINTINGS T or the written word, and hence no books ...