Jataka Tales Animal Stories
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The other animals waited for them at the foot of the hill.
The Rabbit told the Lion when they were near the place where he slept, and the Lion saw just where the Rabbit had been sleeping.
He saw, too, the cocoanut that had fallen to the ground near by. Then the Lion said to the Rabbit, "It must have been the sound of the cocoanut falling to the ground that you heard. You foolish Rabbit !" And the Lion ran back to the other animals, and told them all about it.
If it had not been for the wise Kin...g of Beasts, they might be running still.
Away they went like the wind.
43 X THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH MER- CHANT ONCE upon a time in a certain country a thrifty merchant visited a great city and bought a great supply of goods. He loaded wagons with the goods, which he was going to sell as he traveled through the country.
A stupid young merchant was buying goods in the same city. He, too, was going to sell what he bought as he traveled through the country.
They were both ready to start at the same time.
What to read after Jataka Tales Animal Stories?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other animals waited for them at the foot of the hill.
The Rabbit told the Lion when they were near the place where he slept, and the Lion saw just where the Rabbit had been sleeping.
He saw, too, the cocoanut that had fallen to the ground near by. Then the Lion said to the Rabbit, "It must have been the sound of the cocoanut falling to the ground that you heard. You foolish Rabbit !" And the Lion ran back to the other animals, and told them all about it.
If it had not been for the wise Kin...g of Beasts, they might be running still.
Away they went like the wind.
43 X THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH MER- CHANT ONCE upon a time in a certain country a thrifty merchant visited a great city and bought a great supply of goods. He loaded wagons with the goods, which he was going to sell as he traveled through the country.
A stupid young merchant was buying goods in the same city. He, too, was going to sell what he bought as he traveled through the country.
They were both ready to start at the same time.
What to read after Jataka Tales Animal Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen C Babbitt to read onlineMoreLess
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