Moral Story: Resso and her pot of milk
Once upon a time, in a small village
there lived a good girl “Resso”. She helped her mother in her work. She milked
her cows every day.
One day her mother gave her a pot of
milk. She said “You are a good girl. You help me in my work. I am very pleased
with you. Take this pot of milk in the bazaar and sell it. You may need the
money for yourself.”
Resso was very pleased. She said, “Oh! Thank
you mother.” She put the pot of milk on her head and set out for the bazaar.
On the way she said to herself, “What
shall I do with the money which I get by selling the milk?” “I shall buy some
eggs,” she thought. “My hen will sit on the eggs, and I shall soon have some
chickens. When the chickens are big, I will sell them. This will give me more
money. Then I will buy more eggs, and so get more chickens. Soon I shall get
rich.
Then I shall buy fine clothes. All the
young men will stare at me when I passed by. I shall feel very proud and will
toss my head –like this.”
She actually tossed her head. The pot
fell to the ground, and all the milk was lost. She began to cry but it was useless
to cry over the spilt milk.
Moral:
It is no use building castle in the air;
Do not count your chickens before they are hatched.
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