Roads to Mussoorie
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Hi. Good morning. My name is Nathan, and I'm going to read a paragraph from a very famous spoke roads to My Storey, written by a very famous Indian writer, Mr Ruskin, born instead ofthe forward. I'm writing a backward because that's the kind of person I have always seen very backward. I ride by hands instead, off on a computer. I listened to the radio instead of watching television. I don't know how to operate a cellphone if that if that's what it's still called. Sometimes I read books upside down just for the **** of it. If I have to read a modern novel, I will leave the last chapter for usually that's enough. Sometimes I walk backwards, and in this book I take a backward look at people I have known and interesting and funny things that have happened to me on the way up to the hills or down from the hills. In fact, Iose my readers to start this book from this last chapter and then, if they haven't thrown their hands up in despair, work their way forward to the business. For 40 years, I have been living in this row, the raffish health station, and when people ask me why, I usually say I forgot to go away, thank you