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எங்கள் ஆசிரியர்களுடன் 1-ஆன்-1 ஆலோசனை நேரத்தைப் பெறுங்கள். டாப்பர் ஆவதற்கு நாங்கள் பயிற்சி அளிப்போம்

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ticket-collector
pullao
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Ruskin Bond's
tonga-driver
restore
Saharanpur
three rupees
humorous
lunch
large cage
upset
boiling
mischievous
admired
disturb
 
 story "The Adventures of Toto" depicts the challenges of keeping a monkey as a pet in a  manner. In this story, the narrator's grandfather bought a monkey intending to raise it as a pet. He got it from a  for five rupees.

Toto was initially put in the narrator's bedroom by his grandfather, but when they returned to the room after some time, they found it a complete mess. Toto had spoiled the room. Despite this, the narrator's grandfather did not scold or criticise Toto; instead, he  Toto's effort.
 
 
Toto's grandfather placed Toto in a  along with his other pets, but it didn't work because Toto had not let the animals sleep through the night. Grandfather took Toto with him on his trip to  the next day. It was due to two reasons.
 
 
The narrator's grandfather didn't want his wife to know about Toto's presence at home because she dislikes him collecting pets. Another reason was that it would  the animals if he puts it again onto the big cage. So, he took Toto along with him during his travel. Despite this, the  found Toto because of Toto's  behaviour and charged three rupees for the ticket. Grandfather's efforts in carrying Toto  during his travel failed, so he was  about it.
 
 
Toto's mischievous activities did not stop with these. It bit the ears of Nana, the narrator's family donkey when kept along with it in a stable. Once, it got into a  kettle, thinking to a have bath and managed to escape from it only after grandmother's help. Whenever one of the narrator's aunts approach Toto, it tore her dresses. It spoiled their  one day by consuming a large dish of  and breaking the dish once it finished the food.
 
 
Finally, the narrator's family realised they couldn't keep Toto at home since it kept spoiling things. They couldn't afford to  them because they didn't come from a wealthy family, and so they decided to resell Toto. Finally, the narrator's grandfather sold Toto to the same tonga-driver for .