The postmaster was anxiously waiting for his ailing daughter's news. On not getting any news he visits his daughter's town. Now construct a dialogue between the postmaster and his daughter and enact it.

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The postmaster (relieved to see his daughter): How are you? I had no news of you. That is why I had to come and meet you.

Daughter: Oh Father! I have been so unwell that I could not even get up from the bed.

Postmaster: So how are you now?

Daughter: I am better now but it will take me a few more days to recover.

Postmaster: Why don’t you come and stay with me for a few days. You will feel better.

Daughter: Once I am fully recovered, I will surely come and stay with you. But right now I feel very weak.

Postmaster: Okay as you say. But you will feel better if you come with me.

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