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1000TheHenandtheLittleGirlInacountryhome,amotherhenandhercutechickswerelivinghappily.Alittlegirlcametovisitthecountryhome,butwasverybored.Onenight,thegirlwentintothechickenhouse.Assoonasshewentin,therewasdisorder.Hereandtherecriesofthechickenscouldbeheard.Thefather,whowasinside,wokeup.What'sgoingon?Whyareyoubotheringthechickens?BecauseI'mbored.Youhavetosleepnow,goinside.Thegirlwentintothechickenhouse,again,thenextday.Therewasaracketagain,asthechickenswerefrightened.Themooninthenightskywasworried.Thistime,thelittlegirl'sfatherwillnotbeforgiving.Finally,thesleepingfatherwokeup.Whyarethechickenscrying?BychanceThefatherwasangryandcameouttotheyard.What'swrongwithyou?Isitokaytobotheranimalsthatcan'ttalk?Youneedtobepunished.Whenthelittlegirlsawherfather'sangryface,shebegantocry.ItistruethatIbotheredthechickens,butIwasboredyesterday.ButtodayIwentintoapologizetothechickens.Iwasgoingtohugthechickens.Whenthefatherheardwhathisdaughtersaid,asmilequicklyappearedonhisface.Youaretrulymydaughter.Thefatherpraisedhisdaughter.Hewasproudofhisdaughterthatknewhowtoapologize.Themoonintheskygaveabiglaugh,too.001TheMermaidPrincessInthedeep,seapalace,therelivedamermaidprincess.Whenevershesangasongwithherbeautifulvoice,everyoneenviedher.However,themermaidprincesswantedtogototheoutsideworld.Iwouldliketohearthebeautifulsoundofbirds.Thekingpromisedher.Whenyouturn15yearsold,youcangoandseethelifeabovethesea.Oh,Ican'twait!Finally,itwasthemermaidprincess'15thbirthday.Shewentuptothesea.Theprincesssawagreatship.Andshesawahandsomeprincestandingontheship.Theprincessfellinlovewithhimatfirstsight.However,asthunderandlightningstruck,theshipsankonitsside.Theprincelosthisconsciousnessandfelldeepintothesea.Oh,no!Theprincefellintothewater.Letmehurryandsavehim.Theprincesssavedtheprinceandlaidhimonthesand.Theprincesstookcareofhimallnight.Whentheprinceopenedhiseyes,themermaidprincesshidfromhim.Shethoughthemightgetscaredbyhertail.Justthen,aprincessfromaneighborlandcameouttoseetheseaandshesawtheprince.Theprincesswatchedfromafartheprincewhoalwayscameouttotheseaatnight.Theprincesswasverysad.Shewantedtobecomeahumansothatshecouldbewiththeprince.Sheaskedthewitch.Okay,Iwillmakeyouintoahuman,butyoumustgivemeyourbeautifulvoice.Iftheprincemarriessomeoneelse,youwillbecomeawaterbubble.Youmustmarrytheprince.Onthesand,shedrankthemedicinethatthewitchhadgivenher.Withthebigsuddenpain,sheturnedintoahuman.Justthen,theprincewhocameouttotheseasawtheprincess.Theprincetooktheprincesswhocouldnotspeak,tohispalace.Althoughshecouldnotspeak,shewashappytobelivingneartheprince.Theprincewasgoingtobemarriedtoaprincessfromaneighborland.Iwillbemarryingtheprincessthatsavedmylife.'Iamtheonethatsavedyourlife.'But,hervoicecouldnotbeheard.Atnight,themermaidprincess'oldersisterscameuptothesea.Theygavethemermaidprincessaknifeandsaid,Ifyoustabtheprincewiththisknife,youcanbeamermaidagain.Ifyoudon't,youwillbecomeawaterbubble.Onthenightofthewedding,themermaidprincesswasgoingtostabthesleepingprincewiththeknife.But,shecouldnotkillthelovingprince.It'sbestthatIjustturnintoawaterbubble.Whenmorningcame,themermaidturnedintoawaterbubbleandwentuptoheaven.2002TheNakedKingLong,longtimeago,therelivedaveryfancyking.Thekingchangedhisclothes12timesaday.Hereallylikedtoshowofftohissubjects.Myclothesarethebestintheworld.Oneday,twotailorsplannedatrick.Whydon'tweteachthatstupidandextravagantkingalesson.Hedoesn'tevenworryabouthisstarvingpeople.That'sright!Hethinkshe'sthebest.Thetwomenwenttoseetheking.Oh,theworld'smostmarvelousking!Wehavebroughtthemostbeautifulclothinthewholeworld.However,noteveryoneisabletoseethecloth.Thosethattellliesandhavebadheartsarenotabletoseethisfinecloth.Afterthekingheardthosewords,hebecameveryinterested.Couldtherereallybesuchacloth?IfIcanmakeclothesoutofthosecloths,myclotheswillbethebestinthewholeworld.Hurryandshowmethecloth.Thekingbegantogetmoreandmoregreedy.Thetailorspretendedthattheclothwasreal,astheyshowedittotheking.Thekingandthefine-spokensubjectscouldnotseeanythingbeforethem.But,noneofthemcouldshowthattheycouldnotseeit.Thekingandhisfine-spokensubjectsjustlookedateachother.Then,thetailorquicklyspokeinaarrogantmanner.Well,istherenohonestmanhere?Howcanyoulookatthisbeautifulclothandnotpraiseit.Amongthesubjects,oneofthemmadeaflatteringcommentoutloud.Wow!ThisisthefirsttimethatIhaveseensuchawonderfulcloth.Allthesubjectstriedtobethefirsttopraisethecloth.Then,thekingwasamazedwiththebeautyofthecloth,too.Thekinggavethemoneyandorderedthemtomakehisclothes.Forseveraldays,thetailorspretendedtobemakingtheclothes.Thekingbecameworriedandtoldoneofhissubjectstogoandseehowtheclotheswascomingalong.Thesubjectcouldnotsayhowmuchtheclotheshadbeencompleted.Ashardashelooked,hecouldnotseeit.But,hecouldnotsaythathewasunabletoseeit.Instead,hepretendedtobeamazedathowbeautifulitwascomingalong.Afewdayslater,thetailorscamebackwiththeKing'sclothes.Hereyouare,tryonthisclothes.Thekingwasnotabletohonestlysaythathecouldnotseetheclothes.He,too,pretendedtolookoverit.Onemansaid,Yourmajesty,letsgoandshowoffthisfinestclothesinthewor