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एकपटक एउटा स्यालले बाख्राको पाठो देख्यो। स्यालले बाख्राको पाठो खाने विचारले पाठाको पछिपछि लाग्यो l तर पाठो अलि टाढै थियो, उसले पनि स्याललाई देख्यो र स्यालबाट बच्न दौडिँदै भाग्न थाल्यो l तर पाठो  जति दौडिए पनि स्याल भने नजिक नजिक आउँदै थियो। यस्तैमा तिनीहरू एउटा घरको नजिकै पुगे l .............................................................




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#2 स्याल र पाठो (The fox and the lamb )

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