There was once a boy named Jack who lived with his mother. They owned only a single thin cow that did not give much milk. The mother asked Jack to take the cow to the market to sell it because they did not have enough money to feed it. Jack headed to the market. On the way, a man met him and asked him where he was going with that cow. Jack answered: I am going to the market to sell it as my mother requested. ...
In one of the forests, there was a very old and arrogant lion. He prided himself on all animals around him in the forest, until one day when he was sleeping in his nest and the insects disturbed his place. The lion woke up from his sleep suddenly on the impact of a hare falling on both of his front paws. The lion struck his leg angrily, but when he saw it, he grabbed it and mocked it, saying: “Don’t you know that the king of animals is sleeping? How did you fall and enter his nest? How do you play and have fun with him without fear?” ...
In a certain land, there lived two woodcutters: one was lazy, and the other was hardworking. Both worked cutting logs in the same forest. One day, the two set out to begin a new day of work, but the weather was scorching and the sun was intensely hot. The lazy woodcutter said, “It is far too hot; let us rest for a while. We cannot possibly work in this heat.” The hardworking woodcutter replied, “What are you saying? You just rested a short while ago.” He picked up his axe and continued felling trees, while the lazy woodcutter sat beneath the shade of a tree and abandoned his work. ...
It is told that one hot summer day, Sara went out with her brother Sami and some of their friends to enjoy playing on the beach and building the most beautiful palaces from the sand, and to get rid of the heat of the weather and enjoy the cool sea breezes and its refreshing air. Their mother prepared a number of sandwiches for them and equipped them with a basket of juices and water. Sara also did not forget to bring her sand playing tools with her. Their grandfather took them all to the beautiful sea beach. ...
The hen Cookie woke up early as usual, every morning, and the sun had begun to emit its golden rays through the forest. But that morning was slightly different from usual, as the rest of the forest animals did not wake up early as usual, because they were accustomed to hearing the sound of the rooster crowing early to wake them up. The hen imitates the rooster’s crowing: On that day, the rooster remained asleep and did not wake up early, so the hen Cookie decided to imitate the sound of the rooster’s crowing to wake the animals. She climbed a small rock and crowed with all her strength: Coco coooooo. ...
One day, the kind duck went out carrying a strange bag in her hand that could contain everything inside it, anything, whether big or small. The duck walked every day in the street carrying her strange bag and saying: I am a duck and I have feathers. Who will give me a piece of bread? While the duck was searching for food in the street, she found a bag full of money and gold. The duck called out loudly: Whose money is this? Who has lost their money? A dishonest man heard her and coveted the money. ...
Mona was a young girl who lived in a small town with her family, one night she looked to the sky and saw the moon full walking slowly to the sky with the light of the moon shining on the roof of her house, it was very beautiful for the eye, and she started to thank God for all the blessings that He created around her. The moon was far from her for the eye, and she looked to the moon again and felt that there is a person sitting on the moon, sitting under a tree on the moon, and there were people saying that there is an old woman living on the moon, so Mona thought that this woman is patient and can be alone, and she felt with anxiety for the regret of thinking in this patient woman. ...
In a village, there lived a man who had a donkey, a mule, and a horse. He used to go to the market riding his horse, and on the return trip, he would load his goods on the donkey and mule and bring them back with him. The horse had a comfortable life and didn’t suffer from work. But the donkey and the mule carried heavy burdens all the time. ...
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The events of the story take place in ancient times when one of the farmers visited Juha and presented him with a gift. Juha accepted the hare from him and thanked him, then gave him advice. This is what followed from that visit: Beginning of the story: It is told that one day, a farmer carried a rabbit on his back and went to Juha, knocked on his door. Juha opened the door and asked the man: “Who are you?” The man replied: “I am one of the strangers who know your wisdom, oh Juha, and I came to you because I want you to accept this rabbit as a gift for you.” Juha was very happy and accepted the rabbit gift, then called the kind man to enter his house so they could eat lunch together. The man entered, and after lunch, Juha called the kind man and asked him to repeat that visit often and repeatedly, then let him go again, hoping that he would repeat his visit to him. ...