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Ruskin Bond used to spend his summer at his grandmother's house in Dehradun. When he caught the train, he always passed a little station called Deoli. Nobody used to get off at that station and nothing happened there. Until one day he sees a girl selling fruit and is unable to forget her.
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THE FOUR FRIENDS
Once upon a time, there were four animals who were very close friends. They did not belong to the same species, so they were a very peculiar group. Since dawn, they would go everywhere together and have a great time playing games or having interesting conversations about life in the forest. They were very different from each other, but that was not a problem for them. One was a nice mouse who stood out for his witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty witty wit. Another, a raven a little serious but very generous and with a good heart. The most elegant and handsome was a tan deer who liked to run at full speed. To compensate, the fourth of the gang was a very flirtatious little turtle who took life very calmly. As you can see, they could not be more different from each other, and that, deep down, was great, because each one contributed their knowledge to the group to help each other if necessary. On one occasion, the little turtle got lost and fell into a hunter's trap. His little legs got caught in a net from which he could not escape. She started screaming and her three friends, who were resting by the river, heard her. The deer, which was the one with the finest hearing, was alarmed and said: - Guys, it's our dear friend the turtle! Something serious had to happen to him because his voice sounds desperate. We are going to help him! They ran out to find her and found her tangled in the mesh. The mouse reassured her: - Don't worry, sweetie! We'll set you free in a jiffy! But just at that moment, the hunter appeared among the trees. The raven urged them: - The hunter is here! Let's hurry up! The mouse put order in that moment of bewilderment. - Easy, friends, I have a plan! Listen… The rodent told them what he had thought and the raven and the deer agreed. The three rescuers took very deep breaths and rushed to the emergency rescue, in a "one for all, all for one" plan, as if they were the famous musketeers. The hunter was about to catch the turtle! Running, the deer approached him and when he was a few meters away, he faked a faint, collapsing on the ground. Hearing the noise, the man turned his head and rubbed his hands: - How lucky is mine! That really is good prey! Logically, as soon as he saw the deer, he forgot about the little turtle. He picked up the weapon, prepared some ropes, and hurried over to where the animal lay as if it were dead. He crouched over him, and suddenly the raven leapt on his head. The hat he was wearing was of no use to him, because the bird tore it off and began to pull his hair and peck hard at his ears. The hunter began to scream and slap the air to escape the fierce air attack. Meanwhile, the mouse had managed to get to the trap. With his powerful front teeth, he gnawed the net to dust and released the delicate turtle. The deer was still sprawled on the ground with one little eye half open, and when he saw the mouse give him a victory sign, he jumped up, whistled, and ran. The crow, which was still busy pestering the hunter, also caught the warning and flew off until it was lost among the trees. The hunter fell to his knees and noticed that the stag and the raven had vanished in the blink of an eye. Angry, he returned to where the trap was. - Dammit! That stupid bird has left my head like a sieve and as if that were not enough, the deer has escaped! Good thing I have at least caught a turtle! I'll go get her and get out of here as soon as possible. But how wrong was I! When he got to the place of the trap, there was no turtle or anything like it. Angry with himself, he kicked a stone and yelled, "This happens to me for being greedy!" I should have settled for the prey I had
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