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1. Sun, Moon, and Wind Go Out for Dinner
Lightning Their mother, a distant star, waited alone for her children's return.
One day, Sun, Moon, and Wind went out to dine with their uncle and aunt Thunder and
for them, without a thought of saving any of it to take home to their mother-but the gentle Moon
Both Sun and Wind were greedy and selfish. They enjoyed the great feast that had been prepared
did not forget her. Of every dainty dish that was brought round, she placed a small portion under
one of her beautiful long finger-nails, that Star might also have a share in the treat.
On their return, their mother, who had kept watch for them all night long with her little bright
nothing home for you. I went out to enjoy myself with my friends-not to fetch dinner for my
eje said, “Well, children, what have you brought home for me?” Then Sun said, “I have brought
mother!" And Wind said, “Neither have I, Mother. You could hardly expect me to bring food for
brought you" And shaking her hands, she showered down a wonderful dinner as her mother had
never seen before.
I went out for my own pleasure” But Moon said, “Mother, fetch a plate, see what I have
when
you
Then Star
· turned to Sun and said, “Because you went out to amuse yourself with your friends, and
Henceforth, your rays shall ever be hot and scorching, and shall burn all that they touch. And men
feasted and enjoyed yourself, without any thought of your mother at home—you shall be cursed.
shall hate you, and cover their heads when you appear."
And that is why the Sun is so hot to this day.
Then she turned to Wind and said, “You also who forgot your mother in the midst of your selfish
pleasures-hear your doom. You shall always blow in the hot dry weather, and shall dry and shrivel
al living things. And men shall detest and avoid you from this very time.”
And that is why the Wind in the hot weather is still so disagreeable.
Ant to Moon she said, “Daughter, because you remembered your mother, and kept for her a share
enjoyment, from henceforth you shall be ever cool, and calm, and bright. No heating
dere shall accompany your pure rays, and men shall always call you blessed
bad that is why the moon's light is so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.
jour own
from Indian Fairy Tales
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Answer 1

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Is this a story I love this stoy

Answer 2

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who were mothers three children