ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER

ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER

Once a swarm of honey bees had set up their hive in a tree that remained on the bank of a waterway. They stayed caught up with gathering nectar all the day. One day a honey bee felt parched and went to the stream. As it attempted to drink water, the water diverted it. Along these lines, it was going to suffocate. 

Luckily, a bird was perched on the branch of a tree. 

She saw the honey bee in a bad position and instantly let it all out salvage. She culled an expansive leaf from the tree, traveled to the honey bee and dropped the leaf close it. The honey bee mounted the leaf, dried it's wings and took off to security. 

Following few days, the bird was gotten in a major peril. She was perched on the branch of a tree when a bowman went for it. She considered taking off however a bird of prey was drifting over her head. She could see her passing close-by. 

Fortunately, the honey bee came there. Seeing the pigeon in risk, it stung him. The bolt went off however missed it's point and hit the bird of prey rather and slaughtered it. Subsequently, the bird was spared from death. 

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BEAUTY IS NOT ETERNAL

BEAUTY IS NOT ETERNAL

Once there was a plant specialist having a delightful patio nursery of blossom plants-for the most part rose plants. By chance a lily plant bloomed close to a flower shrubbery. 

Lily is accepted to yield blooms that never blur and have an everlasting delight. Be that as it may, the rose blooms have a short life. 

The lily said to the rose, "How wonderful you are! What a smell you have! No big surprise, you are all around a most loved bloom. I truly begrudge you. 

" The rose answered, "You wouldn't have said as much, on the off chance that you knew the truth. My sprout is brief. I blossom in the morning and by nightfall I start to free sparkle. By the following morning I blur totally and afterward incredible. Yet, you are known not blooms that never blur regardless of the possibility that they have been cut. Excellence is just a nine-day wonder." 

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DISGUISE NEVER WORKS

DISGUISE NEVER WORKS

Sometime in the distant past a jackass was brushing in a field simply close to the edge of a timberland. In the wake of fulfilling his ravenousness, he strayed into the woodland. Out of the blue, he saw a lion-skin lying close to a bramble. 

How glad the jackass was! He longed for passing himself as lord of the woodland in the wake of putting on the lion=skin. In this way, he took it up and wore it. At that point he went almost a pool and saw his picture free still water of the pool. He was enchanted to see that he truly resembled a lion now. 

Along these lines, the absurd jackass pushed into the backwoods and strolled in the style of a lion. Little creatures like feline, mouse and so on supposing him to be lion, kept running for their lives. This additional to his fearlessness and he began strolling all the more gladly. 

All of a sudden, the jackass saw a fox coming towards him. He attempted his best to startle the fox however the fox was sufficiently sharp and said, "I'll be frightened at the thunder of a lion and not when a jackass bawled whatever he may wear. 

" The jackass discarded the lion-skin and hurried to wellbeing. 

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LIVE AND LET LIVE

LIVE AND LET LIVE

Once there was a major pool almost a town. The villagers utilized the water of the pool for drinking and for different purposes moreover. The pool was flourished with fish. 

Once an angler went angling to the pool. He cast his net into the pool and sat down. Yet, he was extremely eager. In this way, he fixing a long string to a little stone. At that point placing it into the pool, he started to mix the water to drive more fish into his net. 

A villager saw him do as such and requested that him not make the water sloppy. Be that as it may, the angler didn't hear him out and continued beating the water and making it filthy. Along these lines, the villagers carried a few partners equipped with weapons. Seeing them, the angler got frightened. He drew out his stone and apologized." 

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NEVER BE DOUBLE FACED

NEVER BE DOUBLE FACED

Once a rabbit was meandering in a woodland when a pooch saw it from a separation and made for it at the highest point of his velocity. The rabbit, seeing the canine drawing nearer it, took to it's heels to spare itself from being slaughtered. As the pooch was getting ever closer the rabbit couldn't run any longer and stowed away under a bramble. 

In the blink of an eye, the canine came to there and remained next to the bramble. At this point, the rabbit had taken great rest. Along these lines, it cleared out the hedge and rushed to it's tunnel as quick as possible. 

The puppy, again pursued it and overwhelmed it just before it could enter it's tunnel. He licked the rabbit and now and again bit it as well. The rabbit couldn't comprehend why the puppy was doing that way. 

All in all, it asked the canine, "Would you say you are a companion or an adversary? On the off chance that, a companion, then why do you chomp me yet in the event that, a foe, why do you touch me? It would be ideal if you be single-confronted." 

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KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN

KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN

Quite a long time ago there was a lion that developed so old that he was not able kill any prey for his nourishment. Along these lines, he said to himself, "I should accomplish something to stay my stomach else I will bite the dust of starvation." 

He continued thinking and thinking and finally a thought clicked him. He chose to rests in the cavern professing to be sick and after that who-so-ever will come to enquire about his wellbeing, will turn into his prey. The old lion put his devilish arrangement into practice and it began working. A significant number of his well-wishers got slaughtered. Be that as it may, shrewdness is fleeting. 

One day, a fox came to visit the debilitated lion. As foxes are shrewd by nature, the fox remained at the mouth of the cavern and looked about. His intuition worked and he came to know the truth. All in all, he shouted to the lion from outside and said, "How are you, sir?" 

The lion answered, "I am not feeling great by any means. In any case, why not come inside?" 

At that point the fox answered, "I would love to come in, sir! In any case, on seeing, all impressions setting off to your hollow and none turning out, I would be sufficiently absurd to come in." 

Saying as much, the fox went to caution alternate creatures. 

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THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE

THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE

Quite a long time ago, a rabbit went to a pool to extinguish his thirst. As an issue of chance, he saw a moderate moving tortoise over yonder and ridiculed at him. The tortoise felt squeezed and tested the rabbit for a race. 

The rabbit acknowledged the test with a grin. The following morning, they both met at the beginning stage and the race started. Not surprisingly, the bunny ventured out in front of the tortoise. 

In the wake of covering more than half of the separation, he began feeling exhausted. As the tortoise was very a long ways behind, the rabbit considered taking some rest. So he ceased and started eating cutting edges of green grass. Having his had fill, he felt sleeping. Adjacent, he saw a shady shrubbery and set down under it. 

With respect to the tortoise, he always moved along at his moderate pace and surpassed the resting rabbit. He achieved the destination point and won the race. 

At the point when the rabbit got up, it was genuinely late. He expected that the tortoise may have gone by him. So he kept running at a break-neck speed however achieving the destination point, was exceptionally disillusioned to discover his opponent as of now there as a champ. 

This story, along these lines, shows us that, one who moves relentlessly however moderate, is never a looser. That is the reason we say, "Gradual, wins the race." 

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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP

Once a fox was wandering around oblivious. Tragically, he fell into a well. He attempted his level best to turn out yet all futile. In this way, he had no other option however to stay there till the following morning. 

The following day, a goat came that way. She peeped into the well and saw the fox there. The goat asked "what are you doing there, Mr. Fox?" 

The tricky fox answered, "I came here to drink water. It is the best I have ever tasted. Come and see with your own eyes." 

Without deduction notwithstanding for some time, the goat bounced into the very much, extinguished her thirst and searched for an approach to get out. Yet, much the same as the fox, she additionally got herself vulnerable to turn out. 

At that point the fox said, "I have a thought. You remain on your rear legs. I'll hop on your head and get out. At that point I should help you turn out as well." 

The goat was sufficiently guiltless to comprehend the keenness of the fox and did as the fox said and help him escape the well. 

While leaving, the fox said, "Had you been savvy enough, you could never have in without perceiving how to get out." 

That is the reason we say, "Look before you jump". 

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SMALL THINGS DO BIG JOBS

SMALL THINGS DO BIG JOBS

It was a hot summer day. Sun was sparkling brilliant up in the sky. A lion was sitting under the shade of a major tree and in some time got snoozing. Close-by that tree, there was an opening, in which there carried on a mouse. At the point when the lion was dozing, the mouse left its gap and saw him sleeping. 

Ignorant of the lion's quality, it got tickled by a thought. It considered awakening the lion by running over his body only for no particular reason. 

Sadly, the lion seized it in his solid paw. He was going to kill it when it asked, "Extra me, sir; some time or another I may reimburse your kindness." 

The lion was delighted listening to it's words and let it run with a grin suspecting that by what means can such a little mouse be of any assistance to me. 

However, a day came, when the lion got into inconvenience. He got in a seeker's net under that very tree. Therefore, he began thundering boisterously. 

On listening to his thunder, the mouse left its gap. This was an ideal opportunity to pay back the lion's kindness. Thus, quickly it snacked the strings of the net and set the lion free. 

Keep in mind, kindness never goes unrewarded. 

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HARD WORK ALWAYS PAYS

HARD WORK ALWAYS PAYS

When two companions called Harry and Garry went to a city to gain cash. They went to a rich dealer for work. The vendor gave each of them a stick wicker bin and directing towards a well in his greenery enclosure said, "Take these crate and draw water from the well till sunset." 

Harry thought it absurd to attract water a stick bushel. Along these lines, he dozed. Then again, Garry continued working. Following couple of hours, when he drew the wicker container up, he saw some gold coins in the crate. 

He took them to the dealer who remunerated him and gave him work as well. Harry left embarrassed. 

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