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As You Like It: Abridged and Illustrated With Review Questions
As You Like It: Abridged and Illustrated With Review Questions
As You Like It: Abridged and Illustrated With Review Questions
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As You Like It: Abridged and Illustrated With Review Questions

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A charming pastoral comedy, 'As You Like It' is the story of a banished woman who conceals her identity to avoid discovery and ends up meeting the love of her life. Shakespeare' s writing inspires young minds to contemplate life represented by the comic interplay of wise characters, emotional conflicts, and fatal realities. The tale has been retold using simple language and beautiful illustrations to make it easier for the kids to grasp and enjoy. The book also has interesting, application-based and memory-based questions, along with an introduction to the themes in the story for better understanding.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 5, 2020
ISBN9789390093946
As You Like It: Abridged and Illustrated With Review Questions

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    "

    The fool doth think he is wise,

    but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.

    "

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    Orlando was the youngest, most unfortunate son of the late Sir Rowland de Bois. Upon his father’s death, Orlando was left with a thousand crowns, a measly sum for a young man of his age and background. He was also left in the care of his eldest brother, Oliver de Bois.

    Oliver inherited virtually everything in his father’s estate. However, he disobeyed his father’s last wish and neglected his charge as the owner of the estate and the caretaker of his brothers.

    Oliver arranged good education for his other brother, Jaques, whereas Orlando was refused education and anything else that was rightfully his.

    One day, Orlando confided in Adam, their oldest servant, Adam, I don’t understand what I’ve done to receive such hatred from my own brother! Oliver confines me at home, away from the life of a gentleman. His horses are treated better than me! At least they receive proper food and training. He gives me plenty of nothing and takes away everything I have. He forces me to eat with his servants and live without an education. It is troubling to say that my elder brother is my enemy.

    Orlando stood up violently. Adam, I won’t stand for it any longer! I thought my brother will change and understand my pride. But he’s stubborn. If he doesn’t change, I will revolt; though I have no clue how.

    Suddenly, Adam warned Orlando that Oliver was approaching. Orlando asked Adam to hide and witness his brother’s ruthlessness.

    Oliver walked in coolly and asked him, Brother! What are you doing here?

    Nothing. I was never taught to do anything! replied Orlando, sharply.

    Well then, what are you undoing?

    I am helping you undo one of the God’s creations—me!

    Indeed. So find something better to do and get lost.

    The brothers got into a scuffle and swords were drawn. Adam stepped in quickly to resolve the fight. Gentlemen, please calm down, at least in your father’s memory!

    Oliver pulled himself free of Orlando’s grasp and cried, Let me go, you pig!

    Orlando spit, "Today, I will speak and you will listen, big brother. After our father’s death, you treated me like a germ in the mud. You kept me away from education and proper training, and refused to give me what’s rightfully mine! Today, I stand here for my dignity and respect.

    You either give me a life fit for my rank or give me my inheritance, so that I can make my fortune elsewhere."

    And when it’s gone? What will you do? Beg? Oliver had heard enough. Anyway, I don’t care how you spend your fortune. Go away and you will get your share soon. He turned to Adam, And you get lost too, you old dog.

    "

    I will end the game here. I will not give you your inheritance, nor leave you alive. I have an amazing plan for my dearest brother!

    "

    Adam

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