Story World: Philboid Studs:

- The splendor of the story of the world's best creators ...

- Story of a mouse that helped

- Original creator - Hector Hugh Munro, 'Saki' presentation-Paresh Vyas

- 'When we put cheese on the cheeks of a rat in a catching cage, space should be left for the rats to get inside the cage and move around.'

- 'Varta' was created for the first time in Gujarati language. It was 100 years old last year. On this occasion, a unique celebration was held by publishing classic stories of famous creators of Gujarat in 'Gujarat Samachar'. A treasure trove of Gujarati stories received a warm response from readers. After that, it is now presented to the readers of 'Gujarat Samachar' - the splendor of the works of the world's foremost storytellers ...

(Note: We know stories about animal characters and morals. Rabbits and tortoises, foxes, monkeys and crocodiles, lions and rats. This is the story of lions and rats. Yes, I remember the story in which there was a rat. One day a lion grabbed him and grabbed him by the paw and begged him to let me live, if you eat me you will not break your appetite and ... one day I will be able to help you. The lion laughed. But he let the rat go. And then it happened that he really helped. One day when the lion was caught in the hunter's trap, he came and cut the net and freed the lion. Yes, this is the same story but ... It is said from a different angle and its ending is also fun.)

First half:

"I want to marry your daughter," Mark Spylie said with a hesitant and hesitant look. "I'm just an artist whose annual earnings are two hundred pounds and your daughter is the daughter of a very rich man, so I think my begging behavior will make you feel very proud."

Duncan Dalami, who was accustomed to show off, did not show any sign of disgust. The fact that she was relieved to find a husband earning two hundred pounds a year for her daughter Leonor was a good thing. Personally, an economic crisis was rapidly haunting her and she knew that by the time she got out of it, she would have no money, no prestige, all her fresh business ventures would be ruined and her new wonderful Breakfast 'Pipenta' was on the verge of collapse. A Pipenta whose huge amount of money he spent on advertising also sank. Pipenta was not a drug in the market. People buy medicine but no one buys Pipenta.

"Would you marry Leonor if she were the daughter of a poor man?" The owner of the misleading property asked the proposer.

"Yes," Mark replied cleverly in just one word, without making the mistake of protesting too much. And it came as no surprise that Leonor's father not only consented to the marriage but also suggested that they should get married as soon as possible.

"If you have done me a favor, I beg you to repay me in any way I can," Mark said with the right feeling, adding, "I'm afraid I might say something like that." That a mouse offers to help a lion. "

"Even this disgusting and useless thing should be done in such a way that people will buy it," said Dallami, pointing wildly at the poster of the damned breakfast food Pipenta.

"It needs a good name," said Mark Manoman, drawing a picture, "and there should be something in the poster line that makes it stand out." Either way, I'll do something about it. "

And three weeks later the world was told that ... coming, coming, coming - a brand new breakfast food. And with the announcement of its arrival, it got a nickname: 'Philboid Studs'. Spyley did not put any photos of overcrowded children in her poster, children who explode under the overwhelming effect of breakfast food, explode like a cat's head in the rain, and then grow so fast, day after night and night after night. Nor did he put any other photo in it that the representatives of the leading countries of the world are scrambling to get these filboid studs. Instead it was a huge, pale, black and gloomy poster with a scene of hell and a new kind of punishment being meted out to the souls who came there. On one side stood many gorgeous and majestic young demons holding a transparent glass bowl in their hands. The bowl contained filboid studs. Poor creatures that went to hell would hit the airwaves to eat filboid studs, but they could not hold the bowl, nor could they eat the breakfast food in it. This was his punishment! The whole scene became more ugly and disgusting as the faces in the portrayal of the cursed souls all looked like the leading men and women of the society and the country at that time, such as the leading leaders of both the political parties, the nobles, the well-known playwrights and Novelists and honorable pilots ... In this state of destruction in hell, the various figures of all these faces were stuffed in the posters. Thus these faces were obscure but thus recognizable. The twinkling lights of musical comedy were fading over the flames of hell drawn in the picture of the poster. The musical comedy used to laugh at the ad, but the scary laughter in the relative advertisement poster was confusing. The poster did not mention Philboid Studs as the new breakfast food. At the bottom of the poster was written in large letters only a harsh and harsh one-sentence statement: 'These people can't buy this anymore.'

(Later part of the story in the next issue)

Introduction to the Creator

Hector Hugh Munro, 'Saki'

Born: December 16, 190

Died: 19 November 1917

His nickname is 'Saki' or his name is H. H. British author Hector Hugh Munro, better known as Munro, is known for his humorous, hilarious, and often death-scary tales that were a satire on Edwardian society and culture at the time. He has been instrumental in the creation of short stories and has been acclaimed by famous authors. Henry and Dorothy are considered the equivalent of Parker.

Hector Hugh Munro was born in Akyab, British Burma. Her father, Charles Munro, was an Inspector General of the Indian Imperial Police. After the death of his mother, he was raised by his grandmother in England. Growing up, following in the footsteps of his father, Hector also joined the Indian Imperial Police. But he had to return to England within a year and a half due to frequent fever during his service in Burma. And then AD. Her career as a writer began here in London in the 19th century. He worked as a journalist and wrote stories for magazines. Is. In 1900, he turned to political satire. He first used the nickname 'Saki' here.

The drunkenness of Pashaya astronomer and poet Umar Khayyam in Rubaiyat is believed to be the nickname 'Saki' in the sense of a sweetheart, while some scholars in South America consider the nickname Saki from the Saki species of monkey to be Saki J. M's story 'The Remolding of Grobby Lotting Is believed to have come from. Many books of his stories and novels have been published. Munro was not married. They are supposed to be homosexual. Homosexuality was a crime in Britain at the time.

Munro was eight years old when World War I broke out. Although he was too old to join the war, he joined and rose to the rank of Lance Sergeant. Even after he was wounded in the war, Kaj continued to serve the country's security on the battlefield. He was eventually killed by German troops on the battlefield in France. His last words were, 'Put that bloody cigarette out.'