Prince Macaw is flying here and there and searching for food. Her Princess is waiting for him at home. But he stopped when he was flying near Shahbag. He saw millions of people gathered there for only one demand- death sentence of war crimes. They were giving slogans. If you are not familiar with slogans let me tell you, slogan has two parts. One part of the slogan is yelled by the leader and the rest part is chorused from the mass people. For example, when the leader says other say "padma meghna jomuna". Some of the slogans are listed below- "tomar amar thikana" then First Line Second Line tui rajakar tui rajakar garo chakma bangali ko te kader molla tumi ke ami ke Prince also joined with this mass people. When it was too late, Princess got worried about Prince. So she also went out. After some while, she found Prince on a tree at Shahbag yelling slogans in strong voice. Instead of getting mad, Princess asked Prince what are the slogans. So Prince told her a few slogans, first line and corresponding second line. So Princess got prepared. Given the list of the slogans and also the first lines Princess going to hear, print out the second line of the slogans.

Prince Macaw is flying here and there and searching for food. Her Princess is waiting for him at home. But he stopped when he was flying near Shahbag. He saw millions of people gathered there for only one demand- death sentence of war crimes. They were giving slogans. If you are not familiar with slogans let me tell you, slogan has two parts. One part of the slogan is yelled by the leader and the rest part is chorused from the mass people. For example, when the leader says other say "padma meghna jomuna". Some of the slogans are listed below- "tomar amar thikana" then First Line Second Line tui rajakar tui rajakar garo chakma bangali ko te kader molla tumi ke ami ke Prince also joined with this mass people. When it was too late, Princess got worried about Prince. So she also went out. After some while, she found Prince on a tree at Shahbag yelling slogans in strong voice. Instead of getting mad, Princess asked Prince what are the slogans. So Prince told her a few slogans, first line and corresponding second line. So Princess got prepared. Given the list of the slogans and also the first lines Princess going to hear, print out the second line of the slogans.

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ISBN:9781305503922

Author:Patrick M. Carey

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