Story time !!!!!

The Wolf And The Lamb

A wolf met a lamb that had walked away from the other sheep in the fold. He told the lamb that he wouldn't hurt him. Secretly though, he planned to eat the lamb! But first he needed to find a good reason for eating the lamb.

So he said to the lamb, "Sir, last year you rudely insulted me."

"I don't think that's possible," bleated the lamb in a sad voice, "I was not even born then."

So the wolf then said, "You eat the grass in my field."

"No, good sir," replied the lamb, "I have not yet tasted grass."

The wolf tried again. "You drink the water in my well," he growled.

"No!" exclaimed the lamb,"I never drank your water because my mother's milk is both food and drink to me."

Suddenly the wolf jumped on the lamb and ate him up, saying, "Well! I won't be hungry even though you argue against every one of my reasons for eating you."

Moral: The tyrant will always find a reason for his tyranny


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Students who are continuously complaining about weak English must read all the stories of this topic.

Dear students,
The story which you have to complete is well known and we all have heard or read it during our school time.Here the main aim is to make you understand that how the words are arranged to make a complete sense.So use the given words to complete the story.
THE THIRSTY CROW
one hot day a crow------------.He ---------------water.After---------------a pitcher.Egerly he----------the pitcher.He founnd that------------of the vessel.He tried-------------not succeed.Suddenly----------an idea.One by one----------in to the pitcher.The level of--------------of the pitcher.The crow---------------his thirst

It was a hot day. A crow felt very thirsty. He flew about in search of water. He reached a garden. He saw a jug of water. But there was very little water in it. His beak could not reach it.
The crow was very wise. He saw some pebbles near the jug. He picked up the pebbles one by one, and dropped them into the jug. The water rose up inch by inch. Now the crow's beak could reach it. He drank the water and flew away.

SOME BODY IS ASKING ME THE MEANING OF OUTSOURCING I DONT REM WHO IS THAT PERSON SO TODAY I FOUND THE ANSWER AND HERE IT IS--------

'Outsourcing' is a word which has only been around since the 1980s although in fact it has always been done - it just used to be called 'sub-contracting'. But as business becomes more globalised, the amount of outsourcing also increases.

Good Morning MAM


Its a very hot day and a crow was wandering here and there in serch of water , because it was very hot atmosphere and crow was very thirsty . After a long search crow found a earthen pot kept in a garden . Crow very hurryly went near the pot and tried a lot to trunk water but it can't succeed. Crow found that their was a little amount of water in it and also water level was very down in pot .
Crow started to think how will it take water form pot and quench thurst , suddenly an idea strikes in its mind. Crow started droping stones one by one in the pot , after sometime the water level rise and water came up . Crow was very happy and drunk water .


moral :If we want to succeed , we should have to do hard-work .

once upon a time it's was a very hot day. A crow felt thirsty. and he flew in search of water.
he reached a old buliding he saw a pot of wather. but there are very little water in it.his beak
could not reach till there. he was very upset. but he saw some pebbles near the pot. and an
idea came to his mind.
he picked up the pebbles and put it in pot one by one and the water rose up inch
by inch. Now the crow's beak could reach it.He drank the water.querch his thirst.
Moral-you can achieve you dreaming neverthess it is difficult.

tyrant :- Dictator,autocrat
bleated :- complain ,whine
argue :-quarrel ,disagree
tyranny :- cruelty ,dictatorship

To Rati,
Plz Check spell of:-

1.defficult.:- difficult
2.acheive :- achieve

pankaj soni wrote:It was a hot day. A crow felt very thirsty. He flew about in search of water. He reached a garden. He saw a jug of water. But there was very little water in it. His beak could not reach it.
The crow was very wise. He saw some pebbles near the jug. He picked up the pebbles one by one, and dropped them into the jug. The water rose up inch by inch. Now the crow's beak could reach it. He drank the water and flew away.

Hi Pankaj,
Its very good attempt made by you to complete the story.Only a few mistakes are there to be corrected which are as followed-
he reached in a garden,
little water into it,
his beak could not reach to it.
Pankaj the appropriate verb for "pyas bujhana"is-quench
Thanks

One hot day a crow got up late. All the worms and leftover morsels of food had been eaten up by those birds that had got up before dawn and avoided the rush hour struggle for food. (If you are lazy, you are likely to be hungry too).

He found some rotting meat and a crumb of bread that he ate with some disgust. Now he wanted to slake his thirst.

After a long and futile search, he finally caught a glimpse of that for which he was looking-water. (If you try hard enough, you will get what you want)

The small quantity of water that he had seen was at the bottom of a pitcher. Eagerly, he circled the pitcher, trying to think of a way to put the water in his stomach. The pitcher was too heavy to be toppled over with a nudge or push. He tried every trick he knew but he did not succeed. Then he began thinking with a cool head and looked around. He saw many pebbles around the pitcher that would fit into his beak. Suddenly he got an idea. (Brain often succeeds where brawn fails)

He would put the pebbles one by one into the pitcher. These would displace the water in pitcher and make its level rise to the rim. After he had put enough, he flew to the rim and put his beak in. The resourceful crow was able to quench his thirst.