Reading Notes:
Bibliography: Fables of Bidpai, Maude Dutton
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Two friends were journeying together.
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They came across a broad stream at the foot of a
hill.
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They decided to stay there to rest.
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After they ate and slept they woke up to leave
and found a white stone with a letter on it.
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The letter said, there was a banquet but they
had to be bold and get it.
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It told them to swim across the stream and swim
to the other side. There they will find a lion carved out of marble. They had
to carry that statue up the mountain without stopping.
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This will supposedly bring them happiness.
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One of them was delighted and he cried out of
excitement.
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The other was concerned that it wasn’t true.
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The positive one was up to try it and said he
would go alone.
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They hugged and one rode off and the other took
the task at hand.
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He started swimming and he found himself in a
whirlpool.
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He made it to the other side and rested a few
seconds before lifting the lion and running up the mountain.
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He was standing in front of a beautiful city.
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A ton of people were running out of the city to
him out of excitement.
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He became the king of the city because theirs
had died and that’s how they decide a new one.
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This was to make sure a king was fearless and of
heart.
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