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laddu. Coming back to the place where the rogue was waiting with
the witnesses, he placed the laddu outside the city gate. He himself 4 walked and stood on the other side of the gate. Now he gestured with 5 5 his hand beckoned the laddu—“O laddu ! Come on! Enter this gate." 15. After repeatedly shouting and gesturing for some time when the 4 laddu did not move from where it was placed, the farmer approached 15 4 the rogue and said—“Here is your laddu brother. I told you that I will &
give a laddu that does not come through this gate. This is one such obstinate laddu. Now I have fulfilled my commitment." The rogue was stunned. The witnesses also accepted the farmer's argument.
3. The Tree-Some wayfarers stopped under a dense mango tree to rest. When they looked up they saw that it was loaded with ripe mangoes and some monkeys were leaping around playfully. The ripe LE
mangoes made their mouths water. The height of the tree and the 5 fear of monkeys were the impediments that made them stop and 4 9 think. Each one of them started applying his brain. Suddenly one of
them had a brain wave. He picked up a few stones and one by one * LC started throwing them at the monkeys. As the monkeys are hyper
active and born mimics they started mimicking the action of throwing 4 stones by plucking mangoes and throwing them at the wayfarers. They 4 travellers had their fill and resumed their journey.
4. The Finger-ring-The city of Rajagriha was once under the rule of king Prasenjit. He had won over his enemies with his courage 15 yfi and valour. He had also won over the hearts of the masses with his 4 $ love for justice. He had a number of sons but one of them, Shrenik, 41
was his favourite. Prince Shrenik was endowed with an attractive
personality, astonishing wisdom, and all other princely virtues. Due 4 to the apprehension that his son could be murdered out of jealousy 4
the king refrained from expressing his affection for Shrenik. This was 5 $ a source of pain for Shrenik's young heart. Distressed by the absence
of due affection and honour from his father's side, one day Shrenik decided to abscond from the palace. Making necessary plan he one day eloped from the palace to go on a journey to far away lands.
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