More Jataka Tales
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Then he said: "My sons, you have all four seen the same tree, but each of you saw it at a different time of the year. " 35 THE WOODPECKER AND THE LION ONE day while a Lion was eating his dinner a bone stuck in his throat. It hurt so that he could not finish his dinner. He walked up and down, up and down, roaring with pain.
A Woodpecker lit on a branch of a tree near-by, and hear- ing the Lion, she said, "Friend, what ails you?" The Lion told the Woodpecker what the matter was, and the Wood- pec...ker said: "I would take the bone out of your throat, friend, but I do not dare to put my head into your mouth, for fear I might never get it out again, I am afraid you might eat me. " "O Woodpecker, do not be afraid, " the Lion said. "I will not eat you. Save my life if you can!" "I will see what I can do for you, " said the Woodpecker. "Open your mouth wide. " The Lion did as he was told, but the Woodpecker said to himself : "Who knows what this Lion will do? I think I will be careful. " 36 THE WOODPECKER AND THE LION So the Woodpecker put a stick between the Lion's upper and lower jaws so that he could not shut his mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he said: "My sons, you have all four seen the same tree, but each of you saw it at a different time of the year. " 35 THE WOODPECKER AND THE LION ONE day while a Lion was eating his dinner a bone stuck in his throat. It hurt so that he could not finish his dinner. He walked up and down, up and down, roaring with pain.
A Woodpecker lit on a branch of a tree near-by, and hear- ing the Lion, she said, "Friend, what ails you?" The Lion told the Woodpecker what the matter was, and the Wood- pec...ker said: "I would take the bone out of your throat, friend, but I do not dare to put my head into your mouth, for fear I might never get it out again, I am afraid you might eat me. " "O Woodpecker, do not be afraid, " the Lion said. "I will not eat you. Save my life if you can!" "I will see what I can do for you, " said the Woodpecker. "Open your mouth wide. " The Lion did as he was told, but the Woodpecker said to himself : "Who knows what this Lion will do? I think I will be careful. " 36 THE WOODPECKER AND THE LION So the Woodpecker put a stick between the Lion's upper and lower jaws so that he could not shut his mouth.
What to read after More Jataka Tales?
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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