ZDC DVDthtdh The Honest Woodcutter Hans lived in the forest . He chopped wood with his axe . He sold the wood at the market to buy food for his family. One day, Hans went deep into the forest. He found a tall tree besides the river. Hans took out his axe and started to cut the tree. Chop … chop…chop… Hans chopped the tree. It was hard work. Then Hans saw a little monkey sitting on a rock. The monkey was watching Hans. The monkey made a funny face. Hans laughed . He laughed harder and harder. The monkey jumped . He also jumped. But his axe slipped out of his hand. Oooooops! The axe fell into the river. SPLASH! “Oh no!” said Hans. “What will I do now?” The river was deep . Hans could not swim . “Without my axe, I cannot cut wood. How will I buy food for my family?” Hans started to cry . “Why are you crying?” said a voice. Hans looked up. A beautiful fairy was floating over the river . “I lost my axe in the river,” cried Hans. “I can help,” said the fairy. “Wait here.” The fairy disappeared into the water. She came back holding three new axes: a bronze axe, a silver axe, and a gold axe. “Which one is yours?” asked the fairy. Hans shook his head. “None of them.” The fairy disappeared into the water again. She came back holding a dirty old axe. “Is this your axe?” asked the fairy. “Yes!” cried Hans. “Thank you!”
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ZDC DVDthtdh
The Honest Woodcutter
Hans lived in the forest. He chopped wood with his axe. He sold the wood at the market to buy food for his family.
One day, Hans went deep into the forest. He found a tall tree besides the river. Hans took out his axe and started to cut the tree. Chop… chop…chop… Hans chopped the tree. It was hard work.
Then Hans saw a little monkey sitting on a rock. The monkey was watching Hans. The monkey made a funny face. Hans laughed. He laughed harder and harder. The monkey jumped. He also jumped. But his axe slipped out of his hand.
Oooooops! The axe fell into the river. SPLASH! “Oh no!” said Hans. “What will I do now?” The river was deep. Hans could not swim. “Without my axe, I cannot cut wood. How will I buy food for my family?” Hans started to cry.
“Why are you crying?” said a voice. Hans looked up. A beautiful fairy was floating over the river. “I lost my axe in the river,” cried Hans. “I can help,” said the fairy. “Wait here.” The fairy disappeared into the water. She came back holding three new axes: a bronze axe, a silver axe, and a gold axe.
“Which one is yours?” asked the fairy. Hans shook his head. “None of them.” The fairy disappeared into the water again. She came back holding a dirty old axe. “Is this your axe?” asked the fairy. “Yes!” cried Hans. “Thank you!”
The fairy smiled. “You are a very honest boy,” said the fairy. “I will reward you. You can keep all the axes.” “Wow! Thank you!” said Hans.
Moral of the story: Do not trick other people. Be honest.