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One day, a mouse watched through a crack in the wall of a farmer and his wife as they opened a package. What kind of food could that contain? he wondered. But when he discovered it was a mousetrap, he was horrified. Running through the yard, he warned the others: “There is a mousetrap in the house! There's a mousetrap in the house! ”
The hen said, "Mr. Mouse, that's a serious problem for you, but it's not really affecting me," and kept boiling and rummaging in the yard.
The mouse turned to the pig and shouted, “The mousetrap is in the house! The mousetrap is in the house! ”
The pig sympathized: “I am very sorry, Mr. Mouse, but there is nothing I can do about it.
Fortunately, it's none of my business. ”
The mouse then moves towards the cow: “The mousetrap is in the house! The mousetrap is in the house! "
The cow said, "Oh, Mr. Mouse, I'm sorry about you, but my nose won't lose skin."
So the mouse returned with its head bowed to the house to face the mousetrap on its own.
That night a strange sound was heard of a mousetrap catching its prey
The farmer's wife hurried to see what had been caught. In the dark, she didn't see the mousetrap catch the tail of the venomous snake. The snake bit her. The farmer quickly drove her to the hospital and returned home with a fever.
We know the fever was treated with fresh chicken broth, so the farmer slaughtered the chicken.
But his wife’s illness continued so they came to visit friends and neighbors.
To feed them, the farmer slaughtered a pig. Unfortunately, the woman did not recover. So many people came to her funeral, that the farmer had to slaughter a cow to provide enough meat for all of them.
The mouse watched everything with great sadness through the crack in the wall. So, the next time you hear someone face a problem and you think it's none of your business, remember - when one of us is in danger, we are all in danger.
Post je objavljen 10.09.2021. u 00:19 sati.