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Question
What did the writer observe about the house?
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Solution
Ruskin Bond stood on the grass verge by the side of the road and looked over the garden wall at the old house. The old house was built with solid blocks of granite. There were a new outhouse and lesser trees. The jackfruit tree was at the side of the building casting its shade on the wall. There used to be a turnstile which he, as a boy, would swing around until he got dizzy. In its place now was a wall with tall hollyhocks on the side of the wall.
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