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  • The Honest Wood Cutter

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    Jearalyn Jun Inso
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    A poor woodcutter accidentally dropped his axe into a lake while working. A fairy appeared and offered him a silver axe and then a gold axe to replace his wooden one, but he truthfully said they were not his. Pleased with his honesty, the fairy rewarded the woodcutter by also giving him the silver and gold axes. Later, a rich man tried to trick the fairy by claiming a silver axe was his after dropping a wooden one in the lake, but the fairy knew he was lying and left without giving him anything.

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    A poor woodcutter accidentally dropped his axe into a lake while working. A fairy appeared and offered him a silver axe and then a gold axe to replace his wooden one, but he truthfully said they were not his. Pleased with his honesty, the fairy rewarded the woodcutter by also giving him the silver and gold axes. Later, a rich man tried to trick the fairy by claiming a silver axe was his after dropping a wooden one in the lake, but the fairy knew he was lying and left without giving him anything.

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    The Honest Wood Cutter

    Transféré par

    Jearalyn Jun Inso
    A poor woodcutter accidentally dropped his axe into a lake while working. A fairy appeared and offered him a silver axe and then a gold axe to replace his wooden one, but he truthfully said they were not his. Pleased with his honesty, the fairy rewarded the woodcutter by also giving him the silver and gold axes. Later, a rich man tried to trick the fairy by claiming a silver axe was his after dropping a wooden one in the lake, but the fairy knew he was lying and left without giving him anything.

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    The honest Wood cutter

    Long long ago lived a poor woodcutter. He went to the


    forest everyday to cut wood.
    One day as he was cutting wood his axe fell into the lake.
    Oh no! how will I work without an axe? Cried the wood
    cutter
    All of a sudden a fairy appeared. Is this yours? She asked.
    Holding up a silver axe. No. replied the woodcutter.
    Is this yours? The fairy asked holding up a gold axe. No. said
    the woodcutter.
    Is this yours? Asked the fairy. Holding up A wooden one. Yes!
    Yes! Cried the woodcutter.Happy to have his axe back.
    You told the truth; so take the gold and silver axes too. Said
    the fairy.
    A rich man who heard the story dropped a wooden axe
    into the same lake. Is this yours? Asked the fairy. Holding up
    a silver axe. Yes! Said the rich man. No it is not! And you
    know it! said the fairy. And went away into the deep water.
    The rich man learned that one must always tell the truth.

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