"In a hot summer day, there was a little thirsty lamb drinking water in the river."
"A wolf was passing by the river, too. He felt so happy when he saw the lamb."
"The wolf said to the lamb: 'I can't drink clean water because you make the river dirty. So I must kill you!'"
"The frightened lamb explained: 'Can't you drink clean water as you stay at the upper stream?'"
"The wolf replied angrily: 'I know you always spoke ill of me last year. So I must kill you!'"
"The little lamb argued: 'Mr. Wolf, I was not yet born last year!'"
"The wolf said impatiently: 'Your master and friends all want to kill me. Isn't it true?'"
"The little lamb still wanted to argue. But the fierce wolf had already pounced upon and ate him."
THE END.
The moral of the story: Lamb is super-tasty.
5 comments:
nice book it reminds me of my school program back in Russia we had very similar text written by ivan krylov
that I found a link have a look
http://meg-hiller.blogspot.com/2009/07/wolf-and-lamb.html
any way cheers
Puwahaha. Awesome.
:) well really do not think so, but who knows who knows
This is essentially Aesop's fable "The Wolf and the Lamb". So the story likely dates from the 6th century BCE and may have found its way to lots of cultures. Though the more traditional moral is "Any excuse will serve a tyrant."
My boy has grown tired of Rumplestiltzken, the Princess in inclusion to the Pea, red-colored Riding Hood, and all all those other stories.
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