A street Hawker is a poor man very often. he carries his stock-in-trade on his head. he goes from street to street in search of customers. he cries out, at the top of his voice, the names of the articles he has to sell. if these are sweets, children run out of their houses in order to buy them. if these are vegetables or cloth, he is welcomed by the ladies. if these are ear-rings, bangles, laces or toilet goods, he is stopped by many girls who are very keen to buy these things. In this way, he finds dozens of customers, wherever he goes. He knows how to deal with them. From girls and ladies, he demands twice the price that he would be quite ready to accept. He sells all sorts of eatables and toys to children at very profitable prices. But despite all that, he is a useful member of society. He earns his living with the sweat of his brow.
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