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Moral story of about 150-200 words for 9 class

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Answered by vinodpattar75

hi friend,

here is ur answer....

A NOBLE SOUL

I saw a small boy standing in the woods and crying. He ran towards me and hugged me. He told me that he had lost his way and didn’t know how to get back. Frankly speaking I had lost my way too. I was unware of the way out. Although I comforted him saying that I knew the way. We both started walking in some direction. While talking with him, I came to know that he lived in a city and had come for a picnic with his parents, and also that they must be scared. After some time, we reached the road where my car was parked, and I was happy and when I looked around the boy had disappeared somewhere. Strangely enough I was told by a villager passing by that I was lucky to be coming out safe from animals. When I inquired about that boy, the villager told me that just some months back a boy got lost in the woods and his body was later found to be devoured by an animal. I also got to know that similar incidents had been happening of late and this boy’s soul had been a savior to the people.

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vinodpattar75: ok fine

vinodpattar75: let me try

vinodpattar75: An old miser lived in a house with a garden. The miser hid his gold coins in a pit under some stones in the garden. Every day, before going to bed, the miser went to the stones where he hid the gold and counted the coins. He continued this routine every day, but not once did he spend the gold he saved.

vinodpattar75: One day, a thief who knew the old miser’s routine, waited for the old man to go back into his house. After it was dark, the thief went to the hiding place and took the gold. The next day, the old miser found that his treasure was missing and started crying loudly.

vinodpattar75: His neighbor heard the miser’s cries and inquired about what happened. On learning what happened, the neighbor asked, “Why didn’t you save the money inside the house? It would’ve been easier to access the money when you had to buy something!”

“Buy?”, said the miser. “I never used the gold to buy anything. I was never going to spend it.”

vinodpattar75: On hearing this, the neighbor threw a stone into the pit and said, “If that is the case, save the stone. It is as worthless as the gold you have lost”.

Moral: A possession is just as worthy of what it is used for.

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vinodpattar75: u can name the story

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Answered by rakhivalecha

Answer:

The Ant and the Grasshopper

In a field one summer's day a Grasshopper was hopping about, chirping and singing to its heart's content. An Ant passed by, bearing along with great effort an ear of corn he was taking to the nest. "Why not come and chat with me?", asked the Grasshopper, "instead of toiling away". The Ant seriously answered " I am helping to lay up food for winter and recommend you to do the same". The Grasshopper laughed mockingly and said, "Why bother about winter? We have got plenty of food at present."

But the Ant went on its way and continued its toil. When the winter came, the Grasshopper found itself dying out of hunger. He repented to see the Ant healthy and fine, eating the corns that it had collected in the summer. The grasshopper finally realised its mistake. It thought to beg some food from the Ant. But the Grasshopper was so weak that it died before it could ask for any help.

Moral - Work today and you can reap the benefits tomorrow.

Explanation:

Moral stories provide us a lesson at the end from which we can learn something.

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