The Giant Crab And Other Tales From Old India
The Giant Crab And Other Tales From Old India
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Then the King said to him : " Now, my good fellow, let us hear your news. " "The news is, your Majesty, " said the man, "that an hour ago I was hungry, and now I am not ! " All the people looked shocked at his impertinence. But the King only laughed, and said : " That news is true of most of us every day of our lives. Well, you are a bold fellow ; this time you may go free, but 1 advise you not to try it again. " The man bowed low, and went away happy in the success of his trick. I don't know w...hether the King spent less money upon his dinner after that, but I am quite sure that no one else got a meal at his table in the same way.
THE JACKAL WOULD . WOOING GO ONCE upon a time there was a family of Lions that lived in the Himalaya Mountains in a Golden Cave. They were three brothers and one sister. Near by was a silver mountain with a Crystal Cave, and in this Crystal Cave lived a Jackal.
The young Lions used to be out all day, hunting, while their sister kept everything neat and tidy at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the King said to him : " Now, my good fellow, let us hear your news. " "The news is, your Majesty, " said the man, "that an hour ago I was hungry, and now I am not ! " All the people looked shocked at his impertinence. But the King only laughed, and said : " That news is true of most of us every day of our lives. Well, you are a bold fellow ; this time you may go free, but 1 advise you not to try it again. " The man bowed low, and went away happy in the success of his trick. I don't know w...hether the King spent less money upon his dinner after that, but I am quite sure that no one else got a meal at his table in the same way.
THE JACKAL WOULD . WOOING GO ONCE upon a time there was a family of Lions that lived in the Himalaya Mountains in a Golden Cave. They were three brothers and one sister. Near by was a silver mountain with a Crystal Cave, and in this Crystal Cave lived a Jackal.
The young Lions used to be out all day, hunting, while their sister kept everything neat and tidy at home.
What to read after The Giant Crab And Other Tales From Old India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jatakas to read onlineMoreLess
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