The Fox and the Lion

One day, a fox saw a lion. This is the first time, he saw a lion.

The lion look so big that the fox did not know what to do.So, he ran away as fast as he could.

Next day, he saw the lion again.

But this time, he did not run so fast as the lion did not look so big.

The following day, he saw the lion again.

This time, the lion did not look big to him, so he sat down and have a long chat with the lion.


The moral of the story is, " New task is always difficult at first, but gradually becomes enjoyable once you get use to it."

The Man and the Partridge

One day, a partridge which was very hungry wondered into a trap.

The man who had set the trap soon came up and caught the partridge.

The man was very happy and thought ," I shall cook a delicious dinner for my children tonight."

The partridge was very unhappy and begged the man to let it go.

It said," If you will set me free, I will lead all my friends into your trap. Then you shall have many partridges to eat."

The man replied, " If you will do that, then you surely deserve to die. You are such a wicked bird to want to do such a dreadful thing".

So, he took the partridge home for dinner.

The moral of the story is , " No one trust those who try to get out of trouble by getting their friends into trouble. "

The Two Men and The Bear

One day, two men who were on a journey, saw a bear.

At first, the bear did not see them.

One of the men climbed up the tree as fast as he could.

The other man was slow. So he called up to the man on the tree, " Please help me up".

But the man climbed further up, leaving the man under the tree to be on his own.

"What shall I do? " thought the man under the tree. " If I run away, the bear will sees me. If he sees me, he will catch me and eat me."

So he lay down on the ground and did not move.

The bear soon came up and walk all round him. Atlas, it went away.

The man on the tree came down. He said, " The bear came very close to you. Did he say anything?"

" Yes!" , replied the other man. The bear said, " Never go for a walk with a man who leaves you when you are in danger."


The moral of the story is, " Beware of those who gets you into trouble and, then forsake you."

The Fir Tree and The Bramble Bush

One day on the hilltop, the fir tree said to the bramble bush.

" Look at me. I am tall, strong and very beautiful. And what good are you? You are small, ugly and very untidy".

This made the bramble bush very unhappy because it knew that the fir tree was right.

The next day, two men carrying axes started to climb up the hill.

They started to chop down the fir tree. They wanted to make a new house.

" Oh dear! " cried the fir tree as it started to fall. " I wish I were a bramble bush. Then the men would not have cut me down."

The moral of the story is " Pride Comes Before a Fall".