I Read the extract and answer the questions that followof all the amusements which can possibly be imaginedfor a hardworking man, after his daily toil, there isnothing like reading an entertaining book - a thriller, amurder mystery or even a travelogue. It calls for nobodily exertion of which he had enough through theday.It relieves his home its dullness. It transports him toa livelier and more interesting scene, and while heenjoys himself there he may forget the evils of thepresent moment, be it personal or general. Itaccompanies him to his next day's work and if the bookhe has been reading be anything above the very idlestand the dullest, it gives him something to think about,besides the drudgery of his everyday occupation, hisday to day frustration, the fuss that people make overinsignificant happenings, etc.If I were to play for a taste which should stand me ingood stead under every variety of circumstances andbe a source of happiness and cheerfulness through life,it would be a taste for reading. This habit of reading