TEXTUAL QUESTION


Q1.why has not changed over the year? Does this suggest sometimg you?

ans: the she has not change over the year. Its waves are as fresh shining and turnless as they where year ago. The change lessness of the sea remain as of the change age in human face with advance age.

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