Story: Hunter And Woodman A hunter, armed with a rifle, walked bravely through the forest, saying loudly that he was looking for a lion to shoot. Secretly, he was not really as brave as he seemed. After a long walk, he came across a woodman cutting a tree. The hunter stopped. “ Hello! I‘m looking for the tracks of a lion. Can you tell me where I might find them?“ The woodman put down his axe and nodded. “ Yes, certainly! Come with me and I will show you the lion himself!“ At this, the hunter turned pale and his knees shook, for he was very scared. “N-N-No, thank you!“ he said, turning and running away. “ I‘m not looking for the lion himself, I only wished to find his tracks!“ People are not always as brave as they say they are. Link to read: For More Stories Download our app from Playstore : https://play.google.com
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