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English - Honeycomb
Gopal and the Hilsa Fish
now write the story in your own words give it a t...

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Now write the story in your own words. Give it a title.

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A stag in the forest was thirsty. He went to a pond. He saw the shadow of his beautiful horns in water. He felt proud of them. Then he looked at his legs. He felt ashamed of his thin and ugly. Suddenly he saw some hunters coming towards him. The stag ran to save his life. He wanted to hide in the bushes but he could not as his horns were stuck in the bushes. He came out of the bushes somehow and ran for his life and finally saved. At the end he realised that he was feeling proud of his antires but he would have been killed because of them. On the other hand, his legs which he was ashamed of, saved his life.

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