Story On The Blind Horse And The Thief...
A villager came to a town on horse-back. He tied' the horse to a tree and went to a nearby shop to fetch a cup of tea. Suddenly, a thief appeared and finding that he was not noticed by anyone, ran away with the horse. The villager returned and when he found his horse missing, he raised, hue and cry.
On hearing the noise, the police appeared on the spot. The thief was noticed riding the horse. The villager gave the thief a chase. Very soon the people were able to get hold of him. The thief was produced before the Magistrate. The thief told the Magistrate that the horse belonged to him.
The villager threw a cloth on the head of the horse and asked the thief to tell as to which eye of the horse was blind8. The thief just guessed and told, "Left eye." The villager said, "It isnow clear that the horse does not belong to you. The horse is not blind." The thief was again sentl° to jail and the horse was given to his owner.
Moral: Evil brings evil.
OR
A liar or a thief comes to grief
OR
Truth is evergreen.
A villager came to a town on horse-back. He tied' the horse to a tree and went to a nearby shop to fetch a cup of tea. Suddenly, a thief appeared and finding that he was not noticed by anyone, ran away with the horse. The villager returned and when he found his horse missing, he raised, hue and cry.
On hearing the noise, the police appeared on the spot. The thief was noticed riding the horse. The villager gave the thief a chase. Very soon the people were able to get hold of him. The thief was produced before the Magistrate. The thief told the Magistrate that the horse belonged to him.
The villager threw a cloth on the head of the horse and asked the thief to tell as to which eye of the horse was blind8. The thief just guessed and told, "Left eye." The villager said, "It isnow clear that the horse does not belong to you. The horse is not blind." The thief was again sentl° to jail and the horse was given to his owner.
Moral: Evil brings evil.
OR
A liar or a thief comes to grief
OR
Truth is evergreen.
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