Rearrange the following six sentences

(a), (b), (c), (d), (e) and (f) in the proper
sequence to form a meaningful
paragraph.
1.
a. His wife Kim.
b. thus he won his daily bread.
c. every day Lee went to the forest, fell
trees, and sold the wood in the market.
d. Lee was a wood cutter.
e. they lived in a small hut near a river.
f. they were not rich, but lived happily.
2.
a. he was friendly and helpful.
b. all his nieghbours like him very much.
c. Rip Van winkle lived in a village in America.
d. he did not do any work at home.
e. but he was very lazy.
f. so his wife always quarreled with him.
d. he was very clever and surprised everyone
with his ready way out of almost any problem.
f. one of them was Tenali Rama Krishna.
6.
a. so, he prayed to God to give him strength and
wisdom so that his people rely on him.
b. he knew that a good king should have wisdom
as well as strength.
c. he should know the difference between good
and bad.
d. he had strong belief in god.
e. his prayers pleased God.
f. Solomon was the son of the king David.
7.
a.

3.
a. they had a son Sukov.
b. He did not do any work.
c. unlike his parents, Sukov was very idle.
d. Akim was a blacksmith.
e. Akim and Lenova were worried about his son.
f. Lenova, his wife was an ideal woman.

4.
a. they were ugly.
b. this woman was already married and she had
two daughters.
c. once up on a time there lived a widower in a
town.
d. this widower wanted to remarry so that his
daughter could have a mother.
e. After so many efforts, he found a woman and
married her.
f. he had a very beautiful daughter.

5.
a. Besides being a poet, he sometimes kept the
king relieved of his tensions with his witticism.
b. Krishna Devaraya ruled over the Vijayanagara
empire from 1509 to 1529.
c. it was during his regime that the kingdom
produced the greatest scholars.
d. he was a great emperor.