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Complete the following picture board.

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Complete the following picture board.

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Once there was a wicked crane lived near But the crane took the fish one a pond. It told the fish and crab that by one to the woods and ate them the pond would be dried up soon due to a up. Only the bones of fish were severe drought. It offered to help them left. to take them to another pond which had plenty of water. All the fish and the crab agreed.
One day, the crane took the crab on its Then the crab immediately back. The crane was about to eat the clawed the crane so hard that its crab also. The crab saw the bones of fish head broke and the wicked crane and understood the situation.
But the crane took the fish one by one to the woods and ate them up. Only the bones of fish were left.
Then the crab immediately clawed the crane so hard that its head broke and the wicked crane died.
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पाठ 3.3: The Magic Pencil - Exercise [पृष्ठ १२७]

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पाठ 3.3 The Magic Pencil
Exercise | Q 5. | पृष्ठ १२७

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