The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times in the size. He hadequaled the Alsatians in height and had even outgrown them, but was just as sweet, justas mischievous, and just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he lovedmy wife, and she loved him too ! She had changed his name from Bruno to Baba, aHindustani word signifying 'small boy'. And he could do a few tricks, too. At thecommand, 'Baba, Wrestle', or 'Baba, box', he vigorously tackled anyone who cameforward for rough and tumble. But because of the tenants' children, poor, Bruno, orBaba, had to be kept chained most of the time. Then my son and I advised my wife, andfriends advised her too, to give Baba to the zoo at Mysore. He was getting too big to bekept at home. After some weeks of such advice she at last consented. Hastily, and beforeshe could change her mind, a letter was written to the curator of the zoo. Did he want totame bear for his collection? He replied, 'Yes'. The zoo sent a cage from Mysore in alorry, a distance of eighty-seven miles, and Baba was packed off. Q1 find out the word which means the same as agreed ​