Autobiography of a Rupee
English Essay on "Autobiography of a Rupee"
I have a shining appearance with beautiful inscriptions on my sides. But I had not been the same always. I have a strange history. Once I was a part of a metal buried deep into the earth. I was dug up by the miners and sent to a factory with big furnaces. I was heated till turned in to liquied. In this process I became pure and lustrous. The liquid was poured into dies and cooled down. I got the shape of a cubic piece of metal shining brightly. I was stored in a go down where I lay for more than a month.
One day I was removed from the go down and sent to a mint along with a large number of my companions. Here I was again melted into a liquid and mixed with some other metals. I was then put into a die and stamped on my face and back. educationsight.blogspot.com When I came outs J had got my present shape. Soon after, I along with hundreds of my companions, was put into a steel box, locked and sealed carefully, and sent to the State Bank of Pakistan.
I remained there, shut up in the box, for a few days. One day I felt that the box was being loaded into a truck. Thus I reached a bank where the box was opened and all of us were counted one by one. We were put into the strong room of the bank. Later, I was, transferred to the sale of the treasurer.
A businessman got me from the treasurer and gave me to his servant to buy some fruit. The servant gave me to a fruit seller who, spent me on a cinema ticket. The proprietor of the picture house got me the same evening. He gave me to the booking clerk at the railway station to buy a ticket as he was going on a journey. The booking clerk gave me to a villager who took mc home and dropped me into an earthen pot fixed securely in a wall.
It was bad luck for me. I kept lying in that horribly dark and small pot for a number of months , being a new, shining coin, was liked by the villager. He would not part with me. However, when I lost some of my luster, the villager was not very fond of me. He gave me to a cloth merchant who put me in his safe. In the even lug he closed the shop and went home.
At night, some thieves broke into the shop and made away with the earnings of the cloth dealer. I, too, was taken away by robbers. But, in a hurry, they dropped me on the roadside, I am still lying there waiting to be picked up by someone and start on my travels once again.
One day I was removed from the go down and sent to a mint along with a large number of my companions. Here I was again melted into a liquid and mixed with some other metals. I was then put into a die and stamped on my face and back. educationsight.blogspot.com When I came outs J had got my present shape. Soon after, I along with hundreds of my companions, was put into a steel box, locked and sealed carefully, and sent to the State Bank of Pakistan.
I remained there, shut up in the box, for a few days. One day I felt that the box was being loaded into a truck. Thus I reached a bank where the box was opened and all of us were counted one by one. We were put into the strong room of the bank. Later, I was, transferred to the sale of the treasurer.
A businessman got me from the treasurer and gave me to his servant to buy some fruit. The servant gave me to a fruit seller who, spent me on a cinema ticket. The proprietor of the picture house got me the same evening. He gave me to the booking clerk at the railway station to buy a ticket as he was going on a journey. The booking clerk gave me to a villager who took mc home and dropped me into an earthen pot fixed securely in a wall.
It was bad luck for me. I kept lying in that horribly dark and small pot for a number of months , being a new, shining coin, was liked by the villager. He would not part with me. However, when I lost some of my luster, the villager was not very fond of me. He gave me to a cloth merchant who put me in his safe. In the even lug he closed the shop and went home.
At night, some thieves broke into the shop and made away with the earnings of the cloth dealer. I, too, was taken away by robbers. But, in a hurry, they dropped me on the roadside, I am still lying there waiting to be picked up by someone and start on my travels once again.
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