It
was a little lamb, accompanied by a flock of sheep to a grazing land.
As the flock was grazing the green grass, the little lamb, which was so
mischievous, was wandering here and there. It saw fresh grass in a
distance and separated from the crew to enjoy the fresh bites.
It came across a long way from its group
and was eating the fresh and delicious grass unaware of the fact that
it was closely followed by a wolf!
When the lamb realized that it lost its
way from its group and reached a distant place, it decided to join
them. However, the lamb was stunned to see a hungry and cunning wolf
standing behind it.
The lamb realized that there is no option left except to surrender itself to the wolf.
The lamb asked the wolf, ‘Are you going to eat me?’
The wolf said, ‘Yes, at any cost!’
The lamb said again, ‘But can you please
wait for some more time. I eat a lot of grass now and my stomach is
filled with grass. If you eat me, you will feel like eating grass!
The wolf agreed, ‘Oh yes I will wait. You are here before me and I can wait for some time!’
The lamb thanked.
After sometime, the wolf got ready to kill lamb, but the lamb stopped him.
‘Dear wolf, please wait for some more
time. The grass is yet to get digest. If you eat me now, you will see a
lot of grass in my stomach! Let me dance and it will be digested
easily.’
Wolf agreed.
The little lamb danced crazily and carefully and moved the foot towards the group. Suddenly the lamb stopped dancing.
Wolf enquired what happen. ‘See, remove
this bell tied to my neck and rang it as fast as you can, so that I will
dance faster and the food will digest very sooner’
The wolf, with the desire to eat the lamb removed the bell tied to the lamb’s neck and ranged it speedily.
Meanwhile, shepherd was searching for the
little lamb and heard the bell sound. He saw the wolf and the lamb. He
ran towards wolf with a stick. Seeing the shepherd with a stick, the
wolf ran away, and the lamb was saved!
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Saturday, 14 June 2014
The Wolf and the Lamb
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