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The Rabbit and The Mouse |
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by Mukesh Williams |
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Once upon a time there was a furry doe rabbit who was hurrying through the Takiyama Mountains to look for some corn for dinner. She was so hungry that she did not hear the crickets or the frogs croaking in the pond. On her way down the slope she met a mouse. The rabbit said, “Hello mouse? How are you today?” So off they went. They crossed the small bridge and soon reached the cornfield. There they saw many big, juicy yellow corncobs nearly falling off their stalks. So they started eating the juicy corncobs. As they were busy eating the corncobs, they suddenly heard a dog barking loudly at them. The dog had seen them eating the corn and was trying to chase them away. Hearing his dog barking so loudly, the owner of the farm came out. He wanted to find out what was the matter. The rabbit and the mouse got really frightened. They ran and hid behind some trees. When the owner went inside they came out and again and started eating the corn once more. Then the dog came out again and started barking at them. “Why are you eating my master’s corn?” asked the dog. So the dog took the rabbit and the mouse to the farm shed where there was lots and lots of cabbage and lots and lots of cheese. |
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11-Jan-2020 | ||
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