A Peacock Song. Part Two - Nataliya Bogoluibova

A Peacock Song. Part Two

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2023

В нашем проекте "Таинственное и путешественное приключение в Индии" происходит нечто невероятное! В шумном и ярком индийском цирке произошла серия загадочных преступлений. И вот, цирк оказался в полной панике: слоненок Пончик исчез, львы пропали из своих клеток, а клоунские ботинки были украдены. Город охватила паника, все насторожены, ведь эта банда преступников настроена враждебно и очень опасна.

Ведущее расследование взяли на себя два опытных сыщика: находчивый и самовлюбленный павлин Криш и веселый бурундук Раджа. Раджа виртуозно водит рикшу по пыльным индийским дорогам, а Криш – настоящий эксперт в своем деле. Тигрица Кайра, которая ведет здоровый образ жизни и обожает заниматься йогой, оказывается вплетена в это захватывающее и опасное приключение.

Во время увлекательного, но полного опасностей путешествия по Индии, Радже удается осуществить свою давнюю мечту – он видит величественный Тадж-Махал. Тайная преступная группировка проводит свои коварные планы, но наша команда сыщиков не собирается сдаваться. Они готовы использовать все свои навыки и знания, чтобы вернуть Пончика в цирк и привести правосудие.

Эта захватывающая книга подойдет всем, кто изучает английский язык. Рассказы будут способствовать увеличению словарного запаса, развитию навыков разговорной речи, а также будут помогать быстро и легко изучать грамматику. В книге вы найдете увлекательные иллюстрации и фотографии, специально созданные и добавленные автором иллюстратором.

Не упустите возможность отправиться вместе с нами в незабываемое путешествие по Индии и разгадать все тайны и загадки этого удивительного места! Вместе мы покажем преступникам, что добро всегда преобладает над злом.

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CHAPTER EIGHT


Raja the Chipmunk and Oliver the Lizard enjoyed the superb view sitting in the Latika Café. It was located just opposite this gorgeous Hawa Mahal Palace. They ordered a masala dosa, folded around a mound of masala potatoes, as well as a strawberry lassi, and a banana shake.

“Why did the waiter bring a fork?” Raja smirked. “I always use my paws while eating! I don’t need a knife either.”

The Hawa Mahal Palace was sparkling, unreal, and glowing pink in the sunset rays. The sounds of singing echoed across the city, pans sizzling, and laughter rising.

“The Hawa Mahal is marvelous!” Oliver said. “I like its color. Why is it pink, I wonder?”

“The palace is pink because it was carved out of red and pink sandstone.” Raja explained.

“How many windows are there in the Hawa Mahal?” Oliver asked. “Why is it called the Hawa Mahal?”

“There are 953 windows!” Raja didn’t lose an opportunity to show off his immense knowledge on the subject. “The word “Hawa” means wind or breeze and “Mahal” is palace. So the Hawa Mahal is the palace of breeze!”

“Why are there so many windows?”



The Hawa Mahal

“I think the windows allow the breeze to flow through and help to keep the palace cool.”

“Amazing!” Oliver looked intently at Raja. “You’re a straight talker and a real friend. May I ask you for help?”

“Sure,” the chipmunk said, “I’ll try to help you if I can.”

“It’s vital for me to find a real magician! There are many frauds, just trying to make you believe in magic. I’m not good at distinguishing one from another.”

“To avoid fake magicians? Easy-peasy! You can rely on me. I can see their deceptive behaviors and hidden pitfalls!”

“Look, I’m going to Agra. There will be a festival of magicians there. That’s the only chance for me to find a powerful magician. Would you venture to go with me? I know that you’ve always dreamt of seeing the Taj-Mahal!”

Raja’s eyes beamed with excitement, but he hesitated with the answer. At last he said, “I’ve got to help Krish in this investigation. Then I may go. When is the festival?”

Oliver hopped with joy and said, “We’ve got a few days left before the festival. Let’s get back to our investigation. We have to find Donut and the lions!”

“I feel sorry for Amita. It must be so annoying for a skillful juggler to be an awkward and clumsy wooden doll! She needs a change of scenery. Let’s take her to Agra!” Raja said.

CHAPTER NINE


Sparky the Clown was furious when he noticed his ruined boots. He found out that the coin had disappeared. It meant that he had lost his luck, too. That was stressful for him. The clown got used to it and couldn’t imagine his life without luck.

“Lucky was here. I feel it,” the clown whispered. “But I don’t think that he took the coin. It was someone else.” Sparky the Clown looked around and noticed the jugglers bean bag.

“I knew it! Amita!” Sparky gnashed his teeth in anger. “I should have made more gulab jamuns to get rid of her! Where is my sandalwood portion?”

The clown took a yellow flask out of his pocket. The sizzling oil inside sparkled with hundreds of bright confetti.

“This sandalwood magic never let me down. Thanks to Keimi.” Sparky smirked as he remembered the creature from the Mizoram forest. He thought that Keimi the Tigress had warned him not to visit Agra. That was weighing on his mind, but it couldn’t make him delay the trip.