Best Seller Summary Class 9 in Hindi
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Short Summary of Best Seller written by O henry. class 9 CBSE English Literature. More Class 9 Video Lectures on OTBA, Social Science and other subjects are here: \r
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John A Pescud worked for Cambria Steel Works and was a travelling plateglass seller for the company.\r
He was a different kind of man. Now, the narrator met him the second time on a train bound to Pittsburg.\r
The latter was going to Cocktown, on the way to Pittsburg. Having found him reading the best seller novel, ‘The Rose Lady and Trevelyan, the narrator and John began to talk about the impossibilities of such novels in the modern world because the novel was about an American rich man marrying a princess from Europe.\r
Both the narrator and John agreed upon this.\r
When the narrator asked John if he had got married, John told him how he met his wife Jessie in a similar situation as that of the novels storyline.\r
Last year, John was in a train. Among the passengers, his eyes met a beautiful young woman. John wanted to talk to her.\r
When she alighted from the train at a station, John followed her.\r
He kept business aside and madly chased for the woman, changing trains whenever she did.\r
Finally the train stops at a station in Virginia and the woman gets down there. An old man comes to receive the woman.\r
JOhn follows the woman.\r
Upon reaching the womans house, John stood dazed, shocked! The house she went into looked like a palace, a little old one.\r
It was unbelievable. Was he following a princess after all? Who is she? Who was that old man? John decided to know all that about her.\r
He lodged at Hotel Bay View House from where he could see the womans ‘palace. He learnt that she was the daughter of Colonel Allyn, the most known family in Virginia.\r
The next day John went to meet the woman. It was like walking into a lions den.\r
The young woman was in her garden, watering her plants, when John reached the gate. It was a huge, imposing gate.\r
John struck a starting by saying he had come in search of Mr. Hinkle. Quite slyly the woman said that there was no such man in the village of that name.\r
Thereafter John had to do straight talk – about his interest in the woman, his love for her, etc.\r
He said that he had been prepared to go to the end of the world to talk to her. The young woman smiled at this and said that she had been aware of that! Her words and expressions confirmed her approval but now they had to convince her father.\r
Jessy, the young woman asked John to talk to her father. A brave John Pescud got ready to talk to Jessys father.\r
Finally the huge gate opens for John and John walks into the biggest house in Virginia and goes numb at the scene inside. All he could see was that the Allyns family had been living a poor life for a long time.\r
It was a secret that the Allyns had been bankrupt. Jessy was good at keeping the secret from the world outside. She never wanted anyone know her secret but for John Pescud she opened the door of mystery because she saw that John would not leave her even after seeing her miserable existence.\r
John and Jessy married. The bought a new house and left the old one. They are happily settled. John travels to his office everyday and he hopes that his life will be better.\r
The story is presenting John as a hypocrite.
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John A Pescud worked for Cambria Steel Works and was a travelling plateglass seller for the company.\r
He was a different kind of man. Now, the narrator met him the second time on a train bound to Pittsburg.\r
The latter was going to Cocktown, on the way to Pittsburg. Having found him reading the best seller novel, ‘The Rose Lady and Trevelyan, the narrator and John began to talk about the impossibilities of such novels in the modern world because the novel was about an American rich man marrying a princess from Europe.\r
Both the narrator and John agreed upon this.\r
When the narrator asked John if he had got married, John told him how he met his wife Jessie in a similar situation as that of the novels storyline.\r
Last year, John was in a train. Among the passengers, his eyes met a beautiful young woman. John wanted to talk to her.\r
When she alighted from the train at a station, John followed her.\r
He kept business aside and madly chased for the woman, changing trains whenever she did.\r
Finally the train stops at a station in Virginia and the woman gets down there. An old man comes to receive the woman.\r
JOhn follows the woman.\r
Upon reaching the womans house, John stood dazed, shocked! The house she went into looked like a palace, a little old one.\r
It was unbelievable. Was he following a princess after all? Who is she? Who was that old man? John decided to know all that about her.\r
He lodged at Hotel Bay View House from where he could see the womans ‘palace. He learnt that she was the daughter of Colonel Allyn, the most known family in Virginia.\r
The next day John went to meet the woman. It was like walking into a lions den.\r
The young woman was in her garden, watering her plants, when John reached the gate. It was a huge, imposing gate.\r
John struck a starting by saying he had come in search of Mr. Hinkle. Quite slyly the woman said that there was no such man in the village of that name.\r
Thereafter John had to do straight talk – about his interest in the woman, his love for her, etc.\r
He said that he had been prepared to go to the end of the world to talk to her. The young woman smiled at this and said that she had been aware of that! Her words and expressions confirmed her approval but now they had to convince her father.\r
Jessy, the young woman asked John to talk to her father. A brave John Pescud got ready to talk to Jessys father.\r
Finally the huge gate opens for John and John walks into the biggest house in Virginia and goes numb at the scene inside. All he could see was that the Allyns family had been living a poor life for a long time.\r
It was a secret that the Allyns had been bankrupt. Jessy was good at keeping the secret from the world outside. She never wanted anyone know her secret but for John Pescud she opened the door of mystery because she saw that John would not leave her even after seeing her miserable existence.\r
John and Jessy married. The bought a new house and left the old one. They are happily settled. John travels to his office everyday and he hopes that his life will be better.\r
The story is presenting John as a hypocrite.