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Father, son and old jug

Father, son and old jug

One day the boy looked into a jug of water and saw his reflection in it. He stuck out his tongue, and the reflection showed him his tongue. He shook his head and the reflection shook its head. The boy...

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Free bird sparrow and poultry chicken

Free bird sparrow and poultry chicken

Whether it was or not, a sparrow and a hen got into a conversation. A sparrow was sitting on a stone fence, and a chicken was walking around below. “Listen, aren’t you tired of walking and pecking all...

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Arrogant nobleman

Arrogant nobleman

One person received a big position. His friend found out about this and came to visit him. Seeing the newcomer, the nobleman asked contemptuously: -Who are you? And why did you come here? The man smil...

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Sly Sheep

Sly Sheep

One day a shepherd hit a sheep. The poor thing limped and cried bitter tears. The shepherd got scared and asked: - Don't tell the owner! The sheep answered through tears: “I may not tell you, but my l...

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Cunning thief

Cunning thief

People caught a thief who wanted to steal a horse. And the owner of that horse would not mind learning to steal himself. So he says to the thief: “If you teach me how to lead horses, I will let you go...

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How many stars are there in the sky?

How many stars are there in the sky?

One day they turned to the astrologer and asked him: - How many stars are there in the sky? “Two hundred eighty-one thousand three hundred and thirteen,” answered the astrologer. – Is it really two hu...

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Padishah and the gardener

Padishah and the gardener

They also say that one day the padishah drove past the garden and saw an old man behind the fence planting a peach tree. “Hey, old man,” the padishah turned to the gardener, “your life is coming to an...

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Inconsolable Pourdel

Inconsolable Pourdel

“Purdel, haven’t you learned your lesson?.. There’s no need to cry, you won’t make me feel sorry for you with tears!” Answer the lesson, or I'll whip you! - I taught!.. But I will still cry. I’m reall...

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Thrift

Thrift

A man was walking along the road and pierced his foot with a nail. Blood is flowing freely. And the man examined the wound and rejoiced: “Thank Allah, I wasn’t wearing sandals, otherwise what would ha...

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Resourceful Purdel

Resourceful Purdel

– Purdel, have you learned the singular and plural? - Yes, teacher. - Then tell me: are pants singular or plural? – Above – singular, and below – plural....

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Greed

Greed

Once upon a time there lived a very rich man. But he was so greedy that he spared even his own bread. One day someone invited him to visit. The rich man went. The owner of the house served many differ...

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The right remedy

The right remedy

Once upon a time there lived a very fat padishah. He was so obese, his body reached such dimensions that it became difficult for him to walk. The padishah gathered doctors so that someone could cure h...

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