Write a story on magic stick (Maximum 50 words)
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One day my teacher asked one question during her class. Imagine if god appeared before you and gave you a magic stick. What you would have done with it? I started thinking about it. It was exciting. Suddenly I can have the power to get all those I wanted. I can swing the stick and ask for my favorite chocolate and toffees. Wow cool. I can share it with my friends every day and they will be really happy. At times, I see some of friends are struggling to pay school fee. I can help all of them with my magic stick. I feel sad whenever I see a sick child or visit any hospitals. I will cure all the diseases in this world with my magic power so that everybody will be happy. I will build homes for all street children in the world. I will present my mother a small motorcycle so that she can avoid her daily walking, going to office. Finally, I can finish all my home works with in seconds. To get such a magic stick will always be an exciting dream.
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A rich merchant had many servants in his house. One day the merchant’s wife’s beloved necklace disappeared from her vault. Gradually precious things in the house started disappearing one by one. The merchant was troubled by the thief in his house. He suspected one of his many servants to be the thief. But it was very difficult to identify and catch the thief among all the other servants in his huge house. The troubled merchant contacted his wise friend Birbal about the recent incidents.
After listening to the merchant, Birbal agreed to help the merchant and went to his house. Birbal summoned all the merchant’s servants and started interrogating them one by one. He received nothing but absolute denial from every single one of them
An idea, then struck Birbal. He handed over a stick to every servant, all of the same length. He told them that the stick was magical and the stick of the thief would grow by two inches the next day. The servants were ordered to present the stick to Birbal the next day.
The next day, as ordered, the servants assembled at the merchant’s house with their sticks. As Birbal examined each stick, he noticed that one of the servants was holding a stick that was two inches shorter.
“This is your thief, merchant.”- Birbal said, pointing at the servant.
When the merchant asked Birbal to reason his accusation, he said- “Honest men never feared about the growth of their stick. The thief had already cut his stick shorter by two inches fearing that his stick will be long by two inches next morning.”