The old man looked surprisingly at the letter. He hadn’t received one in more than 40 years. It was from England.
“Zamindar Sahib, hope you are old like me. I can hardly walk. Guess this is punishment for the sins inflicted on the farmers in your land. I feel sorry for what happened,” the letter said.
A dark cloud now lined the old man’s face. Tears rolled down his sunken cheeks as he thought about the cruel deeds he had done to appease the British officer responsible for his district. He had been paralyzed from the waist down for years now.
Zamindar – a feudal landlord
This is my third year of participating in the A-to-Z blogging challenge and like last year, I’m glad I could complete the challenge this year too. This post is written in response to the letter Z.
Such a wonderful tale in just a few words.Congratulations on completing the challenge 🙂
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Thank you, Reema.
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this is so sad for the last a-z post.
have a lovely day.
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Hi Sreedeep,
Recently I gone through your blog that are in #AtoZChallenge, Which was a nice one to encourage a daily blog writing routine. Keep Going !
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Thank you, Siva for taking time to go through my blog! I need to start writing again after the tiring challenge 🙂
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