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Once there was an old man he had four sons they always quarreled with one another and so an.......write a story

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this is a very simple stories they only had 4 size they always with one another in one day the man called all the four sons pk mistakes he told 217 to take one's teeth and to give everyone and to break the steaks then all the fosters taken the sticks and break it easily they become happy but the old man that not become happy I am giving the main attached to you then the old man tell that make the bundle of Nani estates and give to eat then 1 guys they take the first and make them in bundle and given to break them easily but the forces cannot wait gain is you say the old man says that you what you learn from this this is that if you will be together then no one can divide you that you will be decided disadvantage and can defeat you easily the moral of the story is that United we stand divided we fall

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                                   Unity is strength

Once there was an old man. He had four sons. They always quarreled with one another. One fine day he decided to teach them a lesson. He called all his sons to his room. As they came and sat in his room. He said to them, “Today I am going to teach you a very important lesson of life. Pay heed to it. There is a bundle of sticks lying in the corner, and I want each one of you to try to break it.”

All the four sons tried to break it one by one. But no one out of them could do it. After all the sons had tried their best and given up, he asked his eldest son, “Now, open the bundle and separate the sticks and try to break them.” Quite easily, each of the four sons broke the sticks easily.  

The old man said, “Did you see when the sticks were bound together, nobody could break them; however, when they were separated, each stick could be easily broken. Similarly, if you remain united like the bundle, no one will be able to break you. But if you fight and live separately, you will be easily broken.”

The sons understood the lesson. They decided never to fight with one another. They had learnt that unity is strength.