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 news of her husband's disappearance was very painful for her mother, and just three months ago she got remarried and moved to San Antonio.

'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 ...

(It is said that if you want to write a book you have to read at least a thousand books. Writing a book is not as easy as nailing it to a wall. O. Henry is an exception though. Once an interviewer asked O. Henry if you Why don't you read more? His answer was: 'It's all TM compared to' Romance of Life '.' TM 'means pet, dull, dull, palmer, breathless. Not only was it based, but the stories were rooted in real-life events and circumstances. It is said that Truth is Stranger Than a Fiction is more strange than a fictional story. Enjoy one of M's weirdest short stories: A Strange Store E.)

In the northern part of Austin there lived at one time an honest family called the Smoders. The family consisted of John Smoders himself, Annie's wife, Annie's youngest five-year-old daughter, and her parents, thus a total of six people in the city's total population. For special writing, there were only six, but we actually counted three.

After a night out, the little girl had a severe stomach ache, and John Smoders hurried to the center of town to get some medicine.

It never came back.

The little girl recovered, and in time she grew up to be a young woman.

The mother was devastated by the disappearance of her husband, and three months earlier she had remarried and moved to San Antonio.

The little girl who was now married also got married, and a few years passed and now she also had a young five year old daughter.

She was still living in the same house where they had lived before when her father left and never returned.

One night, coincidentally, Annie's youngest daughter suffered a stomach ache on the same day of the year that John Smodders had disappeared. If John Smoders were alive today and had a regular job, he would be the grandfather of the youngest daughter.

"I'll go to the city center and get some medicine," said John Smith. (Because he was none other than the man she married.)

'No, no, dear John,' said the wife in a worried, loud voice. 'You too will disappear forever and forget to come back.' So John Smith started to walk away, and they both sat by the bed of tiny pansies. (Because Pansy was the little girl's name.)

After a while, Pansy's condition apparently worsened, and John Smith tried again to take medication, but his wife refused.

Suddenly the door opened and an old man with a long white hair leaning over the caddy entered the room.

'Hello, Grandpa is here,' said Pansy. It was recognized before anyone else recognized it.

The old man took a bottle of medicine out of his pocket and filled a spoon and gave it to Pansy.

She was healed immediately.

'I was a little late,' said John Smodhers, 'so I waited for a taxi.' (Finished)

(Ta. K. Thus, even a fictional story is an experience of real life. If you want to go from one place to another in the city, you have to use public transport. Here you have to wait for a taxi, but how long do you have to wait! Based on life experience, the author created a forced miracle in a nutshell. Wow!)

Introduction to the Creator

O. Henry

Born: September 11, 19

Died: June 9, 1910

O. Henry's stories are still loved by millions of people around the world. It has been translated into almost every language in the world. The story has been covered in audio-visual media like film, drama, television. One of the main reasons for the longevity of their stories is the concern for the welfare of fellow human beings. Not only is there a sense of sympathy and humanity towards the common man in his writing but at the same time a delicate humor has been common in every one of his stories.

Vocabulary, idioms and clever use of language are the hallmarks of their stories. His critics accuse him of manipulating the plot of the story above, o. Henry says that it is the irony of destiny that the writer must incorporate into his writing.

O. Henry was charged with embezzlement while working for a bank. The case went on. Sentenced to prison. This was the period where they met many healed prisoners. He himself was a registered pharmacist so he was given a job in the jail giving medicine and therefore he was relieved from the work done by other inmates.

His writing power was nailed here. It was here that they decided to express the feelings of all these low-class and infamous people in their story, by word of mouth. New York City became the center of their stories after their release from prison. He said that I want to spend my life in one of the streets of this city. Every house has a play, every house has a story.

The richest people in New York City at the time were known as The Four Hundred because the party room of a wealthy female host had a capacity of four hundred. When s. Henry gave the title when his short story book came out: The Four Million. (Forty million) because at that time the population of New York was forty million. Their stories were about all people, for all people.

He was well-paid for writing stories, but his extravagance and alcoholism kept him financially stable. It so happened that they began to miss the deadline to tell the story in the newspaper. When the editor asks if the story is written, he says yes. Give me a copy of the story by scratching my brain with my finger and saying that it is here, it is yet to be written down on paper.

He died of cirrhosis of the liver at the age of eight. Even after his death, the final twist of his life continued. It so happened that the church timetable was mistakenly given the same time for two occasions.

One a tragedy and the other a joyous occasion. An o. Henry's funeral prayer and another wedding ceremony. That is when o in the church. Serious solemn vows were uttered during Henry's funeral, while the sounds of celebration echoed through the open-air wedding hall, eagerly awaiting his turn! Eventually the funeral was arranged early so that the wedding could be completed on time. Iti.