The title of my interesting story is the two goats.

One day, two goats tried to cross a weak and narrow bridge across the river. The goats we're at either end of the bridge, but none of them were ready to make way for the other.

They came to the bridge and begin fighting about who would cross the bridge first. As the two goats fought mindlessly, they bridge began to crack and finally breaks, taking the two goats down the river.

Moral lesson: It is better to yield than to come to misfortune through stubbornness.

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The title of my story is the shepered and the pig.

One day a shepered discovered a fat pig in the meadow where his sheep were pastured. He very quickly captured the pig which squealed at the top of his voice immediately the shepered laid his hands on it.

You would have taught to her the loud squealing, that the pig was being cruelly hurt, but inspite of its squeals and struggles to escape the shepered stuck his prize under his arm and started off to the butcher in the market place.

The sheep in the pasture we're much astonished and amused at the pig's behavior, and followed the shepered and his charge to the pasture gate. "What makes you squeal like that?"asked one of the sheep. "The shepered often catches and carries one of us. But we should feel very much ashamed to make such a terrible fuss like you did.

"That's all very well", replied the pig with a squeal and a frantic kick. "When he catches you, he is only after your wool. But when he catches me, he is after my bacon."

Moral lesson: It is easy to be brave when the is no danger.