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- Hamid and his friends went to the Eidgah for festivities.
- Hamid's friends were attracted to sweets, toys, and games.
- Hamid bought a whistle for three paisa, which became a topic of discussion among his friends.
- Hamid defended his purchase and argued that only brave people can jump into a fire.
- Hamid's friends eventually accepted his argument and conceded the discussion.
- Hamid was proud of his purchase and rejected offers of sweets from his friends.
- Hamid was fascinated by the metal items in a nearby shop.
- Hamid believed that the whistle was the most useful item among all the toys and sweets.
- Hamid imagined his mother running to him to take the whistle and pray for him.
- Hamid concluded that the whistle was the king of all toys.
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