It was a cold winter night. An Arab was resting in his tent when his camel peeped inside and asked, “Master, it’s very cold outside. Please allow me to put my head inside your tent.”
The kind master took pity on the poor animal and agreed to the camel’s request. A little later, the camel asked, “Master, please let me put my neck inside your tent as well.” Once again the master allowed him to do so.
Next, the camel asked if he could put his forelegs in and again the kind master agreed. Very soon, the camel was completely inside the tent. But the tent was too small for both the master and the camel.
Finally, the camel asked his master to leave the tent so that he could be more comfortable. By now the master was very angry and turned the camel out in the cold again.
lel I'm camel an dis is beutifl :').
so what do you want to say?
moral ?
This is a story we grew up with, aesop's fable. It is so true.
resist the beginning of evils
Other fables the Arab was the one thrown out !
That's what's happening in North America today. It's a social transition that's taking place most people are unaware of it.
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this is a poor imitiation of artistry written in Aesops Fables.
It is a wise rule to resist the beginnings of evil.
Nip the evil in the bud
its a story about Human Nature…
who wrote the original story?
Aesop’s Fables
It is an excellent story designed to make conscious about the impending danger .