Book Title: Second Edition
Author(s): Udayvallabhvijay
Publisher: Pragna Prabodh Parivar

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________________ any specific language. Language and it's translation is unique to humans only. By lending the magic touch of it's art of embellishing, humans have modified the art of speaking. Animals are recognized by sounds whereas humans have given specific words to those sounds. Animals have sound but no words. Alphabets are non-existent in the twitter of birds. Humans have the alphabet. They have developed the science of language on the strength of the alphabet and alongside he developed the art of writing and reading. This helped him to become a writer, a poet, a bard, a learned master, an orator or part of an audience, or a student or a graduate. Since then he never stopped and continued with the magic of language embellishing. He developed the skills ranging from type-writing, type setting, correspondence to conferencing and from printing to computer operating and net-surfing. This embellishment persists in all his acts. While walking, running and jumping is same for both humans and animals, yet humans have a lot of variety in these acts. Humans sometimes walk, sometimes run, sometimes go bungee jumping and sometimes go jogging or skating. No bird can perform a kathak dance nor can any animal perform a bharat natyam dance. A monkey jumps but man has the games of both high jump as well as long jump. There is motion in jumping but there is a method of motion when you play games. Animals can run, but they don't know how to play the games of pakkaddav, running after fellow participants and catching them, or langadi, running on one foot. Animals know how to hide but don't know how to play the game of hide and seek. Animals have strength but kabbadi is only a man's game. Second Edition

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