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Seligor's Castle, fun for all the children of the world. Blogs
Fri, 08 May 2009
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Hi there, This little buuny looks very sad, don't you think. Let's cheer him up by telling him a story.
Cunny Rabbit and the
Lion Cunny
Rabbit was a little creature, but he was very
shrew. Even the lion was not a match for him. The
lion stole a fawn from a gentle doe, and would not
give it back. The doe appealed to
the beasts for help,
but they were afraid of the lion. Then she came to
Cunny Rabbit, and Cunny Rabbit said: "Tell all the
animals to meet in council tomorrow at my burrow."
In the meantime
Cunny Rabbit dug a long underground passage from
his burrow to an outlet behind a distant bush. The
animals met in council and listened to the case,
and they decided that the fawn was the child of the
lion. None of them dared to speak the truth,
because they saw that the lion was watching them
with angry eyes. But Cunny Rabbit peeped out of his
burrow, and boldly cried out in a loud voice
against the lion. "Nonsense! The fawn belongs to
the doe. The lion is a thief!" cried the
rabbit. The lion sprang at him, but Cunny Rabbit
darted down his passage and came out behind the
bush and escaped. "I will starve him out! roared
the lion. So he waited and waited by the burrow for
Cunny Rabbit to appear. He grew thin and feeble,
but still he would not give in, for he thought that
if he went in search of food Cunny Rabbit would get
away. So there he stayed, until he was too
hungry to move and he died. The doe of course
had rescued her fawn a while past. And they both
thanked Cunny Bunny for his craftiness. And the
other animals were also pleased because the lion
could no longer take their babies
away..http://seligorscastle.zoomshare.com/
Posted 12:58
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1 comment
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Having taken off the cbox from the Castle and Dreamland, I replaced it with some little words.
This is a little story I have added instead of
losing the little white Bunny as well as the Cbox.
Do try and read it out loud so you can cheer the
little white bunny up a bit. I think some one must
have taken her kitten, and not the lion the fawn.
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