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Abeer Alamr, Hedaya Altayeb, Noor Alzaben, Raghad Alzaben, Rayana Alsawalmeh, Retaj Alzaben, Shahed Alqoman, Sondos Aldahamshah

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"جابرُ عثراتِ الكِرام (عِكرِمة الفيّاض) ( Ikrimah al-Fayyad ) Jaber Athrat Alkeram"

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Amelia S. Poland

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Poland

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Poland

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Patrycja Z. Poland

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Norbert Ł. Poland

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Krystian G. Poland

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Paweł S. Poland

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Aleksandra W. Poland

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Julia B. Poland

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Julia T. Poland

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Karolina K Poland

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Maja Ż Poland

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The Cauldron That Died

Palestine

One day Johha borrowed a large tanjera, or copper saucepan, from a neighbor for domestic use. Next day he returned it together with a very small but quite new one.

"What is this?" asked the surprised owner.

"Your tanjera gave birth to a young one during the night," replied the jester, and, in spite of the incredulity of the other man, maintained his assertion, refusing to take back the smaller tanjera, on the ground that the young belonged to the parent and the parent's owner. Besides, it was cruel to separate so young a child from its mother. After a deal of protestation, the neighbor, believing him mad, resolved to humor him, and took the small tanjera, greatly wondering at the jester's whim.

Its point was revealed to his chagrin some days later, when Johha came and borrowed a large and valuable copper dist, or cauldron. This he did not return, but carried it off to another town, where he sold it.

When its owner sent to Johha to reclaim it, the knave said that he regretted his inability to send it back, but the utensil had unfortunately died and been devoured by hyenas.

"What!" exclaimed the owner angrily. "Do you think me fool enough to believe that?"

"Well, my friend," was the reply, "wonderful things sometimes happen. You allowed yourself to be persuaded that your tanjera, for instance, gave birth to a young one. Why, then, should you not believe that your dist, which is simply a grown-up tanjera, should die?"

In the circumstances, the argument seemed unanswerable, especially when, after searching through Johha's house, the cauldron could not be found.

Source: J. E. Hanauer, Folk-Lore of the Holy Land: Moslem, Christian, and Jewish, edited by Marmaduke Pickthall (London: Duckworth and Company, 1907), pp. 86-87.

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Nasreddin Hodja, having a need for a large cooking container, borrowed his neighbor's copper cauldron, then returned it in a timely manner. "What ...

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Oliwier Miklar, Poland

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It is worth being generous
Martyna C.

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Do not lie because when you tell the truth no one will believe you. Patrycja Z.

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do not cheat others

Krystian G

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The wolves are dangerous

Antek B)

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Appreciate what you have

Krystian G

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Positives in this story:     cats and mice are ancient enemies  

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Positives in this story:     cats and mice are ancient enemies  

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Antek B)

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it `s good  to help

Krystian G

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Positives in this story:     that goodnes  is good 

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Positives in this story:     that goodnes  is good 

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Antek B)

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had a lot of money, fun.

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You have to appreciate what you have Patrycja Z.

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Do not lie! Because when something happens, nobody will believe you

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You should listen to your parents,
you shouldn't lie.
Mateusz K

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that the trip was good
Krystian G

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Positives in this story:       the trips are fun        

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Positives in this story:       the trips are fun        

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don't lie
Martyna C.

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You shouldn't lie

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That you can't lie

Krystian G

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Positives in this story:     Pinocchio learned not to lie  Patrycja Z.  

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Positives in this story:     Pinocchio learned not to lie  Patrycja Z.  

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Do not lie! Because when something happens, nobody will believe you
Julia T

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Prepared by Mia Ripić

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Prepared by Klara Hajduković

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Prepared by Mia Ripić

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Oliwier Miklar, Poland

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the two villages mentioned in the story.

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some photos of our book

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Liar Shepherd

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Please upload your illustrations to our positives stories under the owner of the book. Write the name of the illustration's author please.

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Please write in comments, what positive traits you see in those stories,

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the illustration of the Giant character

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the illustration of the fairy

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Lavinia

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Elnaz Zarei, Mehmet nedim Celikel, Melike Esmeray, Sadik Uckun, Yağmur İnce

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"The Town Mouse & the Country MouseKasaba Faresi ve Köy Faresi"

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"REGOČIvana Brlić-Mažuranić Priče iz davnine"

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Please post your pictures in this column

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Zosia D., Daniel B, Julia Januła, Julia Je, Kinga P, Krystian G, Oliwier Miklar, Patrycja Z, Paulina J, Raghad Alzaben, Rayana Sawalmeh, Shahed Alqoman

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(Düzce Bilsem)

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Positives in this story:    That you can't lie  

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Positives in this story:    That you can't lie  