Story World: The Girl and the Habit

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

- Original Creator - o. Henry Presentation-Paresh Vyas

- The youngsters who dined at Hinkles never paid for all the jokes without open jokes or open compliments.

'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 ...

(Flowing story: Miss Mary is a beautiful cashier girl from Hinkles Restaurant. Hinkles is a well-known restaurant in the business district of New York, which gets crowded for an hour at lunch time. Henry's style of writing as a writer is unique. The story never goes on. It's just a description of the beauty of a girl and her fans trying to seduce her. Henry responds by telling his critics that the subject matter of this story is based on someone else, so the author writes here based on his most trusted 'dictionary', considering one word in the dictionary, 'habit'. Habit means habit, habit. It is not easy to break the habit. And here is a girl who counts money according to the bill in the brass cage made for the cashier, pays the balance, talks and avoids men eager to fall in love with it. Here is the birthday present of O. Henry The second part of one of his lesser known stories in India is for the savvy readers of Gujarat Samachar.)

The youngsters who dined at Hinkles never paid for all the jokes without open jokes or open compliments. Many even went so far as to promise a theater ticket or a gift of chocolates. There were a few older ones, indirectly or indirectly referring to the blossoming of the orange blossoms and then the withering of its leaves, pointing out that this was the time. One of the brokers who ate here was more often than not regularly stuck in a brass cage and each time proposed to Miss Mary.

During the rush hour of the fast-paced lunch, Miss Mary's bill would be the talk of the town.

'Good morning, Mr. Huskins- Sir? - Yes, it's natural, thank you- Don't be so fresh .. Hello Johnny- Ten, fifteen, twenty- Get out of here now, otherwise they will pull your hat .. Bag a pardon- Count again Lo, please- oh, don't talk about that .. musical? - no thanks, not cinema- i mr. I was going to see Carter at Heda Gabler on Wednesday night with Simmons. 'Excuse me, I thought it was a quarter coin. I see, Billy .. even if you are talking to someone- MK- it will come in just a minute .. Oh, sweet! Mr. Bassett, you're always trying to fool someone - aren't you? Well, one day I will marry you, maybe ..... The bill is seventy - well, maybe not seven but one. Oh, you'll like it that way, Mr. Saunders? - Someone likes to be flamboyant but this dress like Cleo de Marodi adorns your character .. And these ten and fifty .. Going on a hike with you, oh friend .. This is not a ticket booth for any island .. Understood? - Why? So, Mackiez is- doesn't seem right? Oh no, it is not too cool- this is the fashion of lightweight fabrics this season .. Come Again, Please- This is the third time you tried- What? - Forget it- The lead singer of this quartet is my old friend .. Sixty five? - You Salary hike should be sought, Mr. Wilson .. I saw you on Sixth Avenue on Tuesday evening, Mr. D. Forrest- Was Ruab falling- Oh, my! - Who was that? .. What do you have to do with her? - Why, this is not South America .. Yes, I like it to be mixed- Friday? - ઑFullly sorry I also have a Japanese ju-jitsu class on Friday-then Thursday .. Thanks- I was invited for the 16th time since this morning- I think I'm really beautiful, isn't it? .. cut that out- what do you do to me Do you understand? .. Why, Mr. Westbrook- Do you really think so? - What's the idea! - One-eighty and twenty is one dollar- Thank you very much, but I will never go in a car with a gentleman- With your aunt? -Well, that's different - Maybe - no need to withdraw more - I think your bill is only fifteen cents - please move a little to the side and the other .. hellobean- can you come around Thursday evening? - there is a gentleman who is going to send me a box of chocolates, and .. forty and sixty means one dollar and .. one means two .. '

One day at noon, while walking on the sidewalk and feeling dizzy or dizzy, the balance of the body was not maintained. Over whom So on to a middle-aged, wealthy and eccentric banker. They were walking outside the Hinkles restaurant to get to the tram at exactly the same time. A rich and eccentric banker who travels in a tram .. Go ahead, please. In short, this banker is eccentric so he travels by tram. And in short, he felt dizzy and fell down.

A parasite, a devout man, a man and a policeman were the first men to arrive at the scene. When the banker, who was also indestructible at a young age, opened his eyes, he saw a supernaturally beautiful scene, in which a very beautiful girl was smiling tenderly in front of him with a compassionate mixed expression and squeezing a hot beef tea on his forehead with his soft hands. She took something from the dish to keep the food hot and massaged it on her palms.

Mr. Makrams took a deep breath, her chest swelled, a button of her coat was broken, she was looking at Sundarmut who was taking care of her in a state of unconsciousness with deep gratitude and then .. they came to their senses.

(Note: The Cashier Girl collects the bill and communicates with customers. References to this are hundreds of years ago today. The play "Heda Gabler" refers to a play written by the famous Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, which also includes newlyweds. There is a story of a girl who lacks any excitement in life. Dresses like 'Cleo de Merodi' (16-17) were Cleo French dancers, the world's first modern celebrity. 'Connie Island' is a picnic spot near New York. Speaking of being a Japanese ju-jitsu class is a martial art that teaches self-defense techniques without any weapons. So the singer / music group of four people whose main singer is an old friend of the heroine of the story is mentioned, of course, because the author of the story, O. Henry himself, was the lead singer of the quartet in his youth and played and sang the mandolin! The third and final part of it. In the coming issue with Henry's trademark Twist in Tale)

Introduction to the Creator

O. Henry

Born: September 11, 19

Died: 9 June 1910

The Shahenshah author of the short story O., whose birthday passed away only yesterday. Henry, originally named William Sidney Porter was born on Born on September 11, 19 in Greensboro, North Carolina. The father was a doctor. His mother died when William was three years old. He taught his foi who were teachers. He has been fond of reading since childhood. In his youth he moved to the state of Texas, doing various jobs. Met many people. All of these people became the subject of his stories in the future. He married Ethel. The marriage was very happy. But Ethel Zazu could not survive. O. Henry was charged with embezzlement while working at a bank. A crime he did not commit. When he went to prison, he started writing stories to help his growing daughter financially. The nature of the fellow inmates of the prison, their manners also became a part of their stories. After his release from prison he settled in New York. Early twentieth century Henry had a golden age of writing. He himself suffered a lot. But there is no trace of sadness in his stories. His stories are the stories of ordinary people. Individuals who are always trying hard to move forward. O. Henry says the story is not written while sitting at a table thinking. The story comes from meeting people. O. Henry met the tension of many of his stories from the garden bench, from under the streetlights, or from the newspaper stand. When Henry died in the hospital at the age of eight, his last words were, 'Light up, I don't want to go home in the dark.' Hundreds of salutations to the creator of such a simple, understandable and wonderful miracle.