More Jataka Tales
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The Chief said: "Do not fear; I will save you. Stay where you areuntil I call you. " The Monkeys were comforted, for he had always helped them wheneverthey had needed help.
Then the Chief of the Monkeys ran out on the branch of the mango-treethat hung out over the river. The long branches of the tree across theriver did not quite meet the branch he stood on. The Chief said tohimself: "If the Monkeys try to jump across from this tree to that, some of them will fall into the water and drown. I mu...st save them, buthow am I to do it? I know what I shall do. I shall make a bridge of myback. " So the Chief reached across and took hold of the longest branch of thetree across the river. He called, "Come, Monkeys; run out on thisbranch, step on my back, and then run along the branch of the othertree. " The Monkeys did as the Chief told them to do. They ran along thebranch, stepped on his back, then ran along the branch of the othertree. They swung themselves down to the ground, and away they wentback to their home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chief said: "Do not fear; I will save you. Stay where you areuntil I call you. " The Monkeys were comforted, for he had always helped them wheneverthey had needed help.
Then the Chief of the Monkeys ran out on the branch of the mango-treethat hung out over the river. The long branches of the tree across theriver did not quite meet the branch he stood on. The Chief said tohimself: "If the Monkeys try to jump across from this tree to that, some of them will fall into the water and drown. I mu...st save them, buthow am I to do it? I know what I shall do. I shall make a bridge of myback. " So the Chief reached across and took hold of the longest branch of thetree across the river. He called, "Come, Monkeys; run out on thisbranch, step on my back, and then run along the branch of the othertree. " The Monkeys did as the Chief told them to do. They ran along thebranch, stepped on his back, then ran along the branch of the othertree. They swung themselves down to the ground, and away they wentback to their home.
What to read after More Jataka Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babbitt E. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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