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December 31, 2017

The Little Chicken And The Old Cat





THE little Chicken said to her mother, 'Mother, please bake me a cake.' The old Hen consented, and asked her daughter to bring some firewood splinters, which human beings threw away. So, the little Chicken went into the kitchen of a nearby house, but as she was picking up some firewood splinters, an old Cat found her and threatened to eat her.
"If you will be so kind as to let me go, 'pleaded the tittle Chicken,' I will give you a piece of my cake."
 All right, "said the old Cat.
The little Chicken went home with the firewood splinters, and told her mother about her adventure. Do not worry, little daughter, said the old Hen, "I will make you a big, big cake, so that there will be more than enough for you and your old Cat. ' When the big, big cake had been baked, the old Hen gave it to the little Chicken, reminding her at the same time that she should not forget to leave a bit for the old Cat. But the cake tasted so nice that the greedy little Chicken ate it all up. Then she said to her Mother, "What shall I do now? I have eaten all the cake. '
"You greedy little thing, 'scolded the old Hen"   
‘Perhaps he has forgotten said the little Chicken hopefully. "Perhaps he will not come, perhaps he does not know where we live." But just at the moment, she saw the Cat coming towards her. "Oh dear, what shall I do now, for the old Cat is here? "she cried out in fear now,
‘Follow me,’ said the cold Hen, and rushed into the kitchen of the nearby house. The little Chicken allowed. The old Hen and the little Chicken looked round for a hiding place in the kitchen and, discovering a big earthen jar, they slipped inside it.
 The old Cat saw the Hen and the little Chicken running away and felt very angry. Where is my share of the cake? " he shouted. "I will eat you up, you greedy Chicken, and your mother too. ' He followed the fugitives into the kitchen, but although he cast his eyes round, he could not spy them. "But they must be here," he argued to himself, for I saw them running in here and, moreover, there is only one door. Sooner or later, they must come out of their hiding place. " So, he sat down in the doorway, and waited patiently.
Inside the earthen jar the old Hen and the little Chicken were trembling with fear. After some time however, the little Chicken felt bolder and became fidgety. So, she whispered in her mother's ear, "Mother, I want to sneeze.
You will do nothing of the so replied her mother angrily," for the old Cat will hear you and will look inside the earthen jar.
' Some moments passed, and the little Chicken again whispered, "Please let me sneeze just a bit.’
 No, 'replied her mother decidedly not.'
Some moments passed, and the little Chicken again whispered, "Please let me sneeze just a tiny bit"
 No, "replied her mother.
 Some moments passed, and the little Chicken again whispered," Let me sneeze just a half of a tiny bit.
 The mother lost patience and said "yes and the little Chicken gave a loud, loud sneeze. The sneeze was so loud that the earthen jar broke in two exposing the old Hen and the little Chicken to view. Luckily for them, however, the old Cat ran away in fright, thinking it was a peal of thunder. So, the old Hen was able to leave the kitchen safe and sound, with the little chicken strutting proudly behind her.
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December 31, 2017

A Bridegroom for Miss Mouse





 Miss Mouse Was So Beautiful That Her Parents Decided to Marry Her to The Most Powerful Being on Earth. So, They Set Out in Search of a Bridegroom.
 They Went First to The Sun. "Oh, Sun," They Pleaded, Please Marry Our Beautiful Daughter. ' When the Agreed Readily, They Were Assailed by A Doubt, Sun Being and Asked, "But Are You Really the Most Powerful on Earth? '
Why, No Replied the Sun, "The Rain Is More Powerful Than Me Because When It Rains, I Am Driven Out from The Sky.’
’ Sorry,’ Said the Parents of Miss Mouse, Turning to Go, But We Want Only the Most Powerful Being to Marry Our Daughter.
 They Went to The Rain, Who However Said That the Wind Was Stronger Than He, For Rain Clouds Were Always Being Driven About by The Wind. So, They Went to The Wind, Who, Although Willing to Marry Miss Mouse Admitted That He Was Not the Most Powerful Being, For He Had Never Been Able, However Hard He Tried, To Blow Away the Mound, Who Always Stood in The Wind's Way. So, They Went to The Mound, Who Told Them That the Bull Was More Powerful, For the Bull Came Every Evening to Sharpen His Horns Against the Mound, Breaking Chunks Off It in The Process. So, They Went to The Bull, Who Regretted He Was Not the Most Powerful Being, For He Had to Turn Right and Left According to The Orders of The Rope, Which Acted as The Reins in The Bullock Cart Driver's Hands. So, They Went to The Rope, Who Was Over-Joyed at The Prospect of Marrying the Beautiful Miss Mouse, But He Also Had to Admit That There Was One More Powerful, Namely the Mouse Who Lived in The Cow-Shed, For He Came Every Night to Gnaw at The Rope.
So, The Mouse Who Lived in The Cow-Shed Was Chosen as The Bridegroom. He Was Found to Be a Strong and Handsome Fellow, A Worthy Mate for Miss Mouse.
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December 31, 2017

How The Crow Became Small In Size





ONCE there was a great king who ruled over all men and all animals. He was a just and kindly ruler, and his subjects, except for a wicked few, loved and obeyed him. He was also mighty in body and a show of his fist was enough to frighten a rebellious subject into submission. However, one day the Crow decided to rebel. The Crow at that time was a big and mighty bird, and as at present, he was the most cunning of all birds. He wanted to become the king of the birds. So, the Crow cajoled some of the birds to recognize him as their king, and fought the others into submission, until at last all the birds were under him. But he was not satisfied, and he now wanted to rule over human beings also. With this end in view, the Crow led his army of birds to the great king's city.
 The great king, realizing that the birds had been won over by cunning or by force to join the Crow's rebellion, did not wish to kill them. So, he did not call out his soldiers, but went alone to meet the Crow and his army of birds. "Crow," said the great king, "I have no desire to kill you or your followers. I will pardon you if you will ask for forgiveness and disband your army."
 Be honest, "replied the Crow insolently," and say that you are frightened of this mighty Crow. "The king showed his mighty fist to frighten the Crow into submission. 'Ha, Ha, "jeered the Crow," do you call that a first? Compared to my big and mighty body, it is indeed a tiny thing.’
At this insult the great king became angry, and said," Crow, I do not wish to kill you, but for your insolence I will punish you now. You are very proud of your size, and you are contemptuous of my fist. So, I lay this curse upon you: May you become as small as my fist.'
 The Crow opened his mouth to give an insolent reply, but before he could say a word, his body started to shrink, and it continued to shrink until the Crow was no bigger than the great king's fist. All the other birds begged for pardon from the king, but the Crow flew away in fear and shame.
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