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Is Saheb happy working at the tea stall.Please give full answer and not the points.(3marks)

Saheb works in a tea stall down the road. He is paid ?800 and all his meals. But even then he doesn't seem to be happy. The steel container he carries now is heavier than the plastic bag he used to carry on his shoulders. He is 'no longer his own master'. He is just a servant now.
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Saheb is not happy working at the tea stall . He is paid fixed wage of rs.800 and also receives all his meals free. But the author notices that his face has lost its carefree look, which makes it evident that he is not happy . He has lost his sense of independence and is no longer his own master
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Saheb works in a tea stall down the road. He is paid ?800 and all his meals. But even then he doesn't seem to be happy. The steel container he carries now is heavier than the plastic bag he used to carry on his shoulders. He is 'no longer his own master'. He is just a servant now.
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Sehab was a rag picker. By chance he got a job to work at the tea stall down the road. There he was paid 800 ruppes and all his meals. But his face lost his care free look. He was no longer his own master. The steel milk canister seemed heavier than his plastic bag. It belonged to his teamster and the life under the master was not a life of happiness.
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