Please explain the following two paragraphs from 'Ranga's marriage by masti venkatesha iyer
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The given text is actually a conversation between Ranga and the narrator. The narrator had met Ranga after he had returned to the village and while conversing with him, the narrator asked him about his plans to get married. To this, Ranga replied that he did not intend to get married as he thought that one should marry a girl who is mature. He said that if he marries a girl who is too young, she might misinterpret his words spoken in love for anger. Also, he believed that one should marry whom he admires and at that point of time there was no one whom he could admire because all the girls in the village were too young and naive. The narrator, however, did not want Ranga to remain single forever and thus, decided to fix him up soon.
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The given text is actually a conversation between Ranga and the narrator. The narrator had met Ranga after he had returned to the village and while conversing with him, the narrator asked him about his plans to get married. To this, Ranga replied that he did not intend to get married as he thought that one should marry a girl who is mature. He said that if he marries a girl who is too young, she might misinterpret his words spoken in love for anger. Also, he believed that one should marry whom he admires and at that point of time there was no one whom he could admire because all the girls in the village were too young and naive. The narrator, however, did not want Ranga to remain single forever and thus, decided to fix him up soon.
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