Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Reading Notes: The Fables of Bidpai

Bibliography: Maude Dutton, The Fables of Bidpai
  • ·         There was a pond far from the road.
  • ·         Three fish lived in it and were content with life.
  • ·         One fish always used his wit
  • ·         The second one used his sometimes
  • ·         The third never used his wit.
  • ·         Two fishermen saw the large fat fish and wanted to go grab their nets to catch them.
  • ·         All the fish heard and laid in terror.
  • ·         The first fish swam to the outlet of the pond to get away.
  • ·         The fisherman returned and missed one of the fish.
  • ·         There was no escape for the other two because the fishermen stopped the outlet.
  • ·         The second fish who sometimes used his wit floated belly up and when the fishermen caught him they threw him back because they thought he was dead.
  • ·         The last fish swam to the bottom and was caught.
  • ·         He was served at the kings table that night. 
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