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How did the crocodile plan to please his wife? How did the monkey use his wits and save his life?

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How did the crocodile plan to please his wife? How did the monkey use his wits and save his life?

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The crocodile was a good friend of the monkey who gave him a lot of fruits for him as well as his wife. One day the crocodile returned home late. The wife was annoyed. She wanted him to break up with his friend. So she washed to eat the monkey’s heart. The crocodile carried his friend on his back. In midstream, he disclosed his wife’s plan. The monkey was clever enough to save his life. He said he had left his heart behind on the tree. As the two came back to the tree, the monkey climbed up.

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पाठ 6: The Monkey and the Crocodile - Extra Questions 2

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पाठ 6 The Monkey and the Crocodile
Extra Questions 2 | Q 2

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