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    The document discusses industries in India and provides answers related to the Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Specifically, it references a mother caring for her sick son by placing rags boiled in water on his stomach. The mother did not smile or weep, suggesting her son was seriously ill and she was focused on caring for him.

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    The document discusses industries in India and provides answers related to the Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Specifically, it references a mother caring for her sick son by placing rags boiled in water on his stomach. The mother did not smile or weep, suggesting her son was seriously ill and she was focused on caring for him.

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    Industries in India

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    Ganesh
    The document discusses industries in India and provides answers related to the Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Specifically, it references a mother caring for her sick son by placing rags boiled in water on his stomach. The mother did not smile or weep, suggesting her son was seriously ill and she was focused on caring for him.

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    of 20

    PLEASE

    DONOT
    WASTE MORE
    THAN 20
    INDUSTRIES IN INDIA:
    ANSWERS:
    INA
    EXTRACT 1. “I will wring out rags in boiling water and lay
    them on his stomach”, said their mother. She did not smile.
    She did not weep.

    i. Who is she here? Why didn’t she smile or weep? What


    happened and to whom that these arrangements are made
    for? (3)
    THE MERCHANT
    OF VENICE

    BY: WILLIAM
    SHAKESPEARE

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