Well, over the short course of my life, I read Plathora number of story like educational story, funny story, honest story and so on. But today I would like to talk about a traditional story which was a honestly or truthful story. The story name was Honesty is the best policy. I vividly remember when I was a child at that time my school teacher told a story and which was a wood cutter. He lived in the forest nearby the river. One day he was in the forest and cut down the tree. In this moment his axe fell into the pond and he was crying because he was a poor wood and he felt on cloud nine. After that an angel who told him that why he were crying. The The woodcutter replied that he had insufficient amount and he could not boat any axe. Then the angel gave him a golden axe and told him, is your axe the poor man replayed in the negative and said, no, it was not my axe. Then the angel again bought his silver axe X and told again the woodcutter replied no it was also not my
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Well, over the short course of my life, I read a plethora of stories like educational stories, funny stories, honest stories, and so on. But today I would like to talk about a traditional story which was an honest or truthful story. The story name was 'Honesty is the best policy.' I vividly remember when I was a child, at that time my school teacher told a story about a woodcutter. He lived in the forest near the river. One day he was in the forest and cut down a tree. In that moment, his axe fell into the pond, and he was crying because he was a poor woodcutter and he felt on cloud nine. After that, an angel appeared and asked him why he was crying. The woodcutter replied that he had insufficient money and he could not buy another axe. Then the angel gave him a golden axe and asked him, 'Is this your axe?' The poor man replied in the negative and said, 'No, it was not my axe.' Then the angel again brought a silver axe and asked again. The woodcutter replied, 'No, it was also not my axe.'
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