A true friend

Write a readable story with the help of the following outlines:

A bee falls into a tank – a dove flies past – drops a large leaf into the water – the bee

climbs on to the leaf – flies away–a hunter takes aim at the dove–the bee stings him –

the dove is saved.

A true friend

A small bee that was on its way to search nectar fell in a tank and tried its way to come out but each time it tried it failed. Fortunately, a dove saw these all and felt pity on the little bee struggling hard to save its life. The dove flew on the tree and picked up a large leaf with its beak and dropped into the water. The bee climbed on the tree leaf and the dove took the leaf out of water and the bee was saved. The dove flew away.

Some days later, the bee was sitting on a branch of a tree. A hunter took aim at the dove but the bee saw the sight. Before the hunter could fire his gun, the bee stung him and the hunter shouted aloud. Hearing the sound, the dove flew away. The little bee flew away quite proudly for being able to repay the debt to his life saver once.

Moral: One who helps others will be helped.

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A cruel master

Write a readable story with the help of the following outlines:

Androcles– slave – runs away – lives in a cave in the desert – the lion comes limping –

thorn in its foot – Androcles pulls out the thorn – lion grateful – soon after Androcles caught – condemns to be thrown to lions – one lion not touches him – lays at his feet – same lion – master   hears Androcles story – pardons Androcles – sets lion free– moral.

A cruel master

Long ago there was a kingdom which was ruled by a cruel master. There was extreme slavery and poverty in the kingdom. People were afraid of the master.

The master had many slaves working for him. Among them was Androcles, who was so badly treated by his master that he ran away from the master to a desert. He sheltered into a cave. One day he saw a lion with a wounded paw. It came to him limping. He saw a big thorn in its paw. He took out the big thorn. The lion was very much grateful to him and they became good friends.

Androcles and the lion were living happily in the desert till the day when he was caught by his master again. He was condemned to be thrown before a hungry lion. His master threw Androcles to a lion. But the lion didn‟t hurt him rather it laid at his feet. The master and all others were astonished to look at the behaviour of the lion.

Androcles knew that it was the same lion that he had met in the desert. When the master heard Androcles story, he felt so deeply that he pardoned Androcles and set the lion free.

Moral: If you help others you will be helped.

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Lazy countrymen got a lesson

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A king disappointed – his people lazy – to teach them a lesson he had a big stone put

in the middle of the road one night – next day merchants pass and go round it –an officer driving his car did the same – a young solider came cycling, did the same – all cursed the stone and blamed the government for not removing it – then the king had the stone removed – many people watched it – under it was an iron box, marked, “For the man who moves away the stone” – inside was a purse full of money – the people were ashamed – moral.

Lazy countrymen got a lesson

Once there was a wise king who was very much worried about his countrymen. The people in his country were so lazy and didn‟t participate in any work or development activities.

One evening the king thought of teaching the people a good lesson. He had a big stone put in the middle of the road one night. Next day merchants passed and went around it. An officer who came driving a car passed the stone without caring about it. A young soldier came cycling but he also did the same. None of the people tried to remove the big stone from the road, instead all of them cursed and blamed the government for not removing the stone.

Knowing that no one was going to remove the stone, the king with a few of his courtiers had the stone removed and many people watched the incident. Under the stone there was an iron box marked, “For the man who moves away the stone” The king opened the purse and it was full of money. The people watching it were ashamed of themselves for not removing the stone.

Moral: Do what you can, rather than blaming or complaining about others.

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The Three Friends and the Hotel

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Three friends .... talk standing outside a hotel ...... decide to purchase the hotel to start a business.....a man hears them...... thinks to deceive them ...... asks them how much money they have .... takes the money and gives them papers of hotel instead ....... happily enter hotel and have lunch... a waiter asks them to pay the bill .....they say they are the new owners .......the papers are examined .....moral.

The Three Friends and the Hotel

Once there were three young friends in a village. They had recently completed college education from a town. They were searching for jobs but they could not get a job. They were tired of moving from door to door of offices, factories and stores. They thought of starting their own business in their investment. Each of them borrowed some money from their parents and set out for a town to start a business.

When they reached just outside a hotel in the town, they stood nearby and talked about purchasing the hotel. The conversation among the three friends caught a man‟s ears.  He was standing beside them, at the entrance of the hotel. He knew that they had big sum of money and he immediately made a plan to cheat them. He said to them, “I‟m

the owner of this hotel. Do you want to purchase this hotel? How much money do you have?”  They honestly replied how much they had. They believed in what the man said and agreed to purchase the hotel in haste. The three friends gave him the money. Then the man said to them, “Look, these are papers of the hotel. Take these papers and you are the owners of the hotel now.”  They happily went into the hotel and had a good lunch.  After a while, a waiter asked them to pay the bill.  But they said, “We are the new owners of this hotel.”

The real owner of the hotel came and examined the papers and told them that those were fake papers.  Now the three friends were at a complete loss and they looked at one another.

Moral:   Haste invites trouble.

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