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In the quaint town of Rosedale, Elias the magician wandered (moved around without a fixed course), his life a series of enchanting (magically charming) performances that sparked joy wherever he went.
With an adroit touch and a penchant (strong inclination) for the whimsical (playfully quaint and fanciful), his shows were not just entertainment but a celebration of life’s fleeting (lasting for a very short time) wonders.
One autumn evening, after a mesmerizing (captivating attention as if by magic) performance in the town square, Elias was invited by the Harpers, a local family, to share a meal.
Their home was filled with warmth and laughter, the night brimming with conviviality (fun loving). The Harpers were known for their largess, and Elias, touched by their kindness, shared stories of his travels, his voice weaving a tapestry (Curtains) of adventures that captivated (held the interest and attention) his listeners.
Despite his vibrant tales, Elias’s eyes held a melancholic tinge, a reflection of the solitude that often accompanied his nomadic lifestyle. He was reticent about his past, choosing instead to focus on the joy he could bring.
As the evening wore on, the atmosphere was imbued with a sense of poignant (causing sadness) connection, a testament (Proof) to the bonds formed over shared stories and laughter.
When morning came, Elias had vanished, leaving behind only a small, beautifully wrapped package as a token of his appreciation (recognition of the value of the relationship). Inside, the Harpers found an antique magic set with a note: “Cherish the moments, for they are as ephemeral (brief) as magic itself.”
Weeks later, news arrived of a tragic accident involving a solitary traveler. The details were sparse (scattered), but the description matched Elias. The realization of his loss cast a shadow over the town, especially for the Harpers, who now understood the depth of his final message.
Elias’s last act, leaving behind his cherished magic set, was a poignant (evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret) gesture that reminded everyone that while life and joy may be transient (temporary), the impressions they leave are indelible (cannot be removed).
His legacy lived on in Rosedale, a story of a mysterious magician who taught them the beauty of cherishing fleeting moments.
English Words you learned and Revised
wandered (moved around without a fixed course), enchanting (magically charming), adroit (skillful), penchant (strong inclination), whimsical (playfully quaint and fanciful), fleeting (lasting for a very short time), mesmerizing (captivating attention as if by magic), conviviality (fun loving), largess (generosity), tapestry (curtains), captivated (held the interest and attention), melancholic (sad), reticent (reserved), imbued (filled), poignant (causing sadness), testament (proof), appreciation (recognition of the value of the relationship), ephemeral (brief), sparse (scattered), poignant (evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret), transient (temporary), indelible (cannot be removed)
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Try to Read aloud a couple of the time. Try with a friend or family member.
Read a few times to remember difficult words, keep revising again and again.
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