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The Wind and the Sun argued about who was stronger and decided to have a competition to see who could get a traveler to take off his coat. The Wind blew as hard as he could but the traveler wrapped his coat tighter. Then the Sun shone gently and the traveler loosened his coat before taking it off due to feeling hot. The Wind accepted defeat, showing that gentleness is more effective than force.
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The wind and the sun
- 1. WIND
- 2. Once upon a time, the Wind and the Sun had a big argument. Both of them claimed to be stronger than the other. At last they agreed to have competition of strength.
- 3. "Here comes a traveler. Let’s see who can have him take off his coat," said the Sun. The Wind agreed and decided to have the first turn. He blew as hard as possible! But the harder the wind blew, the more tightly the traveler wrapped his coat around himself.
- 4. Then it was Sun’s turn. At first he shone very gently. So, the traveler loosened his cloak from his neck. Then the sun went on shining brighter and brighter. The traveler started to feel hot. Before long he took off his coat and put it on his lap.
- 5. The Wind pouted, huffed and puffed, but eventually, he accepted his defeat. The moral of the story is : Anger and force won’t melt any ice, but gentleness and warmth can do the job.