THE ADVENTURES OF TOTO WRITTEN BY RUSKIN BOND

water baths during winter. At one instance, he almost boiled himself alive when he jumped into a huge kitchen kettle that was kept on the fire for making tea. When Grandmother saw this, she quickly pulled him out and saved him from getting burnt.

As days passed, Toto’s mischief went on increasing – he tore clothes into pieces and broke utensils in the house. One day, Toto was having pulao from a large dish kept on the dining table during lunch-time. When Grandmother saw this, she screamed, and another woman came forward. Toto splashed water on the face of that woman. When Grandmother came closer, Toto took the pulao plate and jumped into the branches of a jackfruit tree. He purposely threw the plate from the tree that broke it into many pieces.

Everyone in the family was feeling very annoyed with Toto’s mischievous traits. It was becoming difficult to manage him as his menace increased by the day. With a heavy heart, Grandfather decided to give Toto away to the tonga-driver and sold him for three rupees only.

Conclusion of The Adventures of Toto

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