How do you know that bakers in Goa led a happy life? - Vidyadip

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How do you know that bakers in Goa led a happy life?

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They were very happy and their body was a testimony of their happiness.

The question has been asked from the story A Baker from Goa by Lucio Rodrigues.
The chief baker came in twice a day, once when he set out for his sales in the morning, and then again he returned after after emptying his large basket.
The baker's family never went hungry and were always cheerful.
He, his family, and his servants always appeared to be in a good mood. Their chubby bodies were a living testament to their joy.

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