Once, an old farmer lived in a village. He had three sons. They often quarreled among themselves for nothing. The farmer was very worried about their wild manners. He frequently advised them not to quarrel, but they paid no heed to his advice. One day, the farmer fell seriously ill with little hope of recovery. He decided to teach his sons the lesson of unity. He asked them to fetch a bundle of sticks. They brought the bundle in less than no time. He then asked them if any one of them could break it. His sons accepted his challenge. First, the youngest son tried his best to break it but could not. Then came forward the elder son, but tried in vain to break it. At last, the eldest son stepped forward angrily to break it but to no break this, the old farmer ask untie the bundle and break the sticks one by one. They did it easily. The father succeeded in making his sons realize that the sticks were strong when they were tied together but were easily breakable separate. He told them that, they would be strong if they were united, but individually they could be defeated easily. His sons accepted the advice of their father and promised not to quarrel in future. Moral :Majority is an authority.Unity is a shield against defeat.Union is strength.Two and two make four.

Farmer had a daughter. She was incredibly ingenious. Once her father gave her a bucket full of milk. She was to take it to the market for selling milk. On the way, her imagination started working. She thought there would be a great rush of buyers. Milk would be sold at once and it would bring a lot of money. With that money, she said, to herself, her father would start would start some business. She felt that after a few years, her father would become very rich. Many offers for her marriage would come to him. She tossed her head and said that she would refuse them all like that. As she tossed her head, the bucket fell down and milk was all spilt on the ground. She was very sad but nothing could be done then.
Moral : Do not build castles in the air.

Once upon a time a dog was very hungry he went to a butcher’s shop and soon stole a big piece of meat. He ran to eat it. He wanted to enjoy that piece of meat alone. In a short while, he reached a stream. The dog began to cross the bridge. In the middle of the bridge, he stopped for a while and saw his own reflection into the stream. He took it for another dog with a larger piece of meat in his mouth. Dog was very hungry. He, at once, decided to snatch the large piece of meat from the dog in the water. He barked at the dog in the water but as soon as soon he opened his mouth, his own piece of meat fell into the water. This made him angrier. He jumped into the water to tight with that dog. As he did so, the reflection in the water disappeared. He could find neither the dog nor his own piece of meat. So he had to go home hungry. Of course, you can jump down and drink your fill. At this, the goat leapt down. The fox put his feet on the horns of the goat and sprang to the top of the well. Friend goat said the fox. If you had brain in your head, you would not have leapt down into the well to have a drink, when you do not know the way out of it?

One winter day, a wild ass was wandering aimlessly about. Suddenly he came to the edge of the forest and saw a donkey lying in the warm sun at full length. Quite care-free as the donkey looked, the wild ass envied him a lot. Going up to the donkey the wild ass said, “How lucky you are indeed ! Your sleek skin shows how well you live. I am not as lucky as you are. OK ; so long.” Even after leaving the place, the wild ass kept thinking about the donkey. A few days later, the wild ass came again to see the donkey. But this time the donkey had a heavy load on his back. His master was following him with a rod in hand. Off and on he hit the donkey to keep him moving at a steady pace. “Ah ! what a miserable life you have ! I no longer envy you. I never knew that you have to buy your comfort at this price,” said the wild ass from a distance and went his way.