THE UNGRATEFUL LION
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Now, I am terribly hungry," said the lion. The terrified man thought quickly. But let a judge decide if you are right in eating the person who has rescued you.
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He was sure that no animal would speak against him. Just then a jackal came that way and the lion asked the jackal to be the judge.
He entered the cage and closed the cage door. The jackal immediately bolted the cage from outside.
Run away, you foolish man! And never offer help to anyone without thinking," said the jackal.
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The frightened man ran for his life. And the ungrateful lion was trapped in the cage again. The hunter came and took the lion away to his circus. More Info Follow These Links! Popular Pages A Short Story: One day, as the woodpecker was flying in search of food, he saw a lion on the ground below, writhing in pain and discomfort.
The lion was suffering greatly. He asked the lion what was wrong and the beast replied that he had a bone stuck in his throat and that the pain was agonizing. The woodpecker offered his assistance and at great personal risk, crawled in inside the lion's mouth and dislodged the bone with his beak.
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Some time later, as the woodpecker was near starvation from not being able to find suitable food, he saw the lion eating a deer. Although too proud to simply ask the lion he had saved if he could share in the meal, he hinted that he was starving. Surely the lion would share his food with him, for the woodpecker had saved his life and was also so small he would only require the tiniest morsel. Seeing the woodpecker, and aware of his intentions, the lion became angry and threatened him. The ungrateful lion proclaimed that the woodpecker was lucky to be alive after being in his mouth and that if he did not fly away, he would kill him right then and there.
The woodpecker did as he was told and left.