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Then he saw his son who had just entered the garden with his girlfriend.
His thoughts came to his mind as if his son was also trying to get rid of
him. Once the old man dies the whole property will be his. Saad was
horrified.
The servant John entered the balcony with a cup of tea. He was thinking
that the old fat man would drink the tea, eat and drink all that he could
and then die with food poisoning.
Then Gumbi; the dog entered and started licking his hands thinking what
a nice master he is, always loving and caring.
Saad was in distress and dismay, took off his glasses and threw them
away, stamped them under his feet and broke them into pieces.
“I don’t want these kinds of glasses,” he said to himself. “The glasses
which give me such a horrible picture of my loving ones, I am all in all
happy without these glasses.”
Then he relaxed on his rocking chair in peace.
Roomi Mustafain and S. M. Zubair
Shahwilayat Public School, Karachi
Pakistan
Historical buildings of Pakistan
Jahangir's tomb is attraction towards all the tourists and the visitors. It
reminded the glory of the great Mughals. The historical tomb lies across
the river Ravi three miles north of Lahore. It was built by the Emperor,
Shah Jehan in memory of his father, Jahangir.
This grand building stands in the centre of a beautiful garden full of fruit
and shady trees. The garden has a big gate for entrance. A path leads to
the tomb from this gate. It has cypress trees on either side. This presents
charming scenery to the visitor. The tomb itself is a beautiful piece of
architecture. The material used is red stone and white marble. The inside
decorations are of inlaid work of precious stones. The four minarets at its
corners stand out like sentinels.
Zain Fatima Mehdavi
Fatimiyah Girls’ School, Karachi
Pakistan
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