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A little sparrow flew down to a bush and said, "Please, can you give me a little swing on thee, and the bush angrily said no! So the sparrow went to a goat, to nibble the bush, but the goat said no! So the sparrow went to a wolf, to eat the goat, but the wolf said no! So the sparrow went to the people, to kill the wolf, but the people said no! So the sparrow went to the Mongols, to slay the people, but the Mongols said no! So the sparrow went to the fire, to burn the Mongols, but the fire said no! So the sparrow went to the water, to quench the fire, but the water said no! So the sparrow went to the ox, to drink up the water, but the ox said no! So the sparrow went to the poled ax, to chop up the ox, but the poled ax said no! So the sparrow went to the worm, to eat up the poled ax, but the worm said no! So the sparrow went to the hen, to peck up the worm, but the hen said no! But then the hen dared the little sparrow, to go to that bird over there to do what you asked, the little sparrow didn't know that that bird was a sparrow hawk. So the sparrow went to the sparrow hawk, to peck up the worm, but the sparrow hawk was surprised by this tender morsel and said, you are quite brass and brave, but I do not peck at worms, but I'll have a go at that hen. The hen saw the sparrow hawk and quickly pecked at the worms. The worms saw the hen and quickly devoured the poled ax. The poled ax felt the worms and quickly went to chop up the ox. The ox saw the poled ax and quickly lapped up the water. The water felt the licks and quickly went to put out the fire. The fire saw what the water planned to do and started to burn the Mongols. The mongols was badly scorched that they began to slay the people. The people began to hunt down the wolf to kill it. The wolf who was been hunted went after the goat. The goat feared the wolf attack and began to nibble the bush. The bush felt the nibbling and cried out to the sparrow. The sparrow flew down to the bush and was given swings to its heart content. Date: 06/16/2019
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