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What lesson does the young child narrator learn from his mother?

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What lesson does the young child narrator learn from his mother?

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The young child narrator, in his ignorance, had assumed all kinds of snakes to be dangerous. However, from his mother he learnt that not every kind of snake is dangerous some are, most are not.

This makes him peacefully admire the garden snake whenever he saw it next. Also, the narrator learnt that it is important to gather knowledge about any new object or creature one encounters before making one’s opinion.

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पाठ 9.2: Garden Snake - Extra Questions

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पाठ 9.2 Garden Snake
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