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"The Three Dancing Goats" is a classic Indian folk-tale about a poor peasant named Sindhu who, through a series of compassionate and clever actions, transforms his life. Sindhu and his widowed mother face hardship during a drought, leading them to sell their beloved cows. On his way to the market, Sindhu meets an old woman who compassionately (in a kind and understanding manner) offers him three magical dancing goats in exchange for the cows.

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Sindhu squats (sits on his heels) under a tree with the old woman, who implores (begs earnestly) him to accept the goats, promising they will bring him fortune. Despite his initial reluctance, Sindhu agrees and returns home across the meadow (a field of grass), where his mother is initially distressed by the exchange. However, the goats' enchanting (delightfully charming) dance soon attracts the attention of the landlord's beautiful daughter, leading to a series of events where Sindhu trades the goats for food and a gold ring.

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Eventually, Sindhu learns the secret of the three strands of hair hidden in the girl's tresses, which helps him win her hand in marriage. The story concludes with Sindhu and the girl living happily ever after, highlighting themes of faith, love, and patience.

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Sindhu's journey is filled with enchanting (delightfully charming) moments, such as the goats' dance, which gleefully (in a joyous manner) entertains the villagers. When the landlord's daughter cannot make the goats dance, she impatiently (in a manner showing a lack of patience) seeks Sindhu's help. Sindhu, dressed in a splendid (magnificent) livery (special uniform), disguises (changes his appearance to conceal identity) himself to enter the manor house (large country house). His solemn (serious) declaration of the secret of the three strands of hair—white like a diamond, red like a ruby, and green like an emerald (a precious green gemstone)—astonishes (amazes) everyone.

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Despite the jeers (rude and mocking remarks) from other suitors, Sindhu's triumph (great victory) is seen as a twist of destiny (the events that will necessarily happen to a particular person). His faith and patience lead to a splendid (magnificent) outcome, proving that true love and goodness of heart can overcome any obstacle.

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"The Three Dancing Goats" is a story about a poor peasant named Sindhu. He and his mother face hard times during a drought and decide to sell their cows. On his way to the market, Sindhu meets an old woman who kindly offers him three magical dancing goats in exchange for the cows.

Sindhu sits under a tree with the old woman, who begs him to take the goats, promising they will bring him luck. Sindhu agrees and returns home across the field of grass, where his mother is initially upset. However, the goats' charming dance soon attracts the attention of the landlord's beautiful daughter. Sindhu trades the goats for food and a gold ring.

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Sindhu learns the secret of the three strands of hair hidden in the girl's hair, which helps him win her hand in marriage. The story ends with Sindhu and the girl living happily ever after, showing themes of faith, love, and patience.

Sindhu's journey is filled with charming moments, like the goats' dance, which joyfully entertains the villagers. When the landlord's daughter cannot make the goats dance, she impatiently asks Sindhu for help. Sindhu, dressed in a magnificent special uniform, changes his appearance to enter the large country house. His serious declaration of the secret of the three strands of hair—white like a diamond, red like a ruby, and green like a precious green gemstone—amazes everyone.

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Despite the rude and mocking remarks from other suitors, Sindhu's great victory is seen as a twist of fate. His faith and patience lead to a magnificent outcome, proving that true love and goodness can overcome any obstacle.

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1, The boy and mother lived in a little bamboo hut.

2, His mother wanted to get rid of their cows because they did not have grain food to feed. Them due to the drought.

3, He loved the cows very much the thought of selling the cows they loved so much distressed him. He could not bear or see that the cows were being cut so he did not want to sell his cows to the butcher. He wanted to beg the purchaser to take geat care of them.

4,Sindhu was amused at the performance of the dancing goat . He belived that they might bring him a fortune and ho would be able to earn money by entertaining the vallage . Folk so he accepted the offer seeing goats dance

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One upon a time there lived a youg boy which named is Sindhu. Sindhu with the with his widow mother. They are very poor people's lived in a little bamboo hut. Theay have a couple of cows . One day his mother was told him that the go to market and to sell cows and bring a kind of foods when he was returning from m