The calf and the flies

There once lived a simpler turn named giufa. One day he went to the nearby Woods together herbs. As darkness fell, he pours to admire the rising moon, which peeped in and out of the passing clouds. He exclaimed,"now I see you, now I don't! Now I see you now I don't!

Two thieves were carrying calf they had stolen from the village. When they heard he, they stopped dead in their tracks, thinking he was a police man. The drop the calf and fled. Giufa was happy to see e the calf and took  it home.

The next day, he took the calf to his neighbour who was a trader please sell this calf for me, he said. In the evening, he asked the neighbour if he had sold the calf. The crafty man said, yes I sold it to the flies on credit. They will give you the money when they get it.

he waited for a week yet no flies came to pay him the money. Annoyed he went to the judge and declared, sir I want justice I sold my calf to the flies on credit and they have not yet paid me.

To humour giufa, the amuse jaj pronounced, I hereby sentence the flies to death. Whenever you see them, you may kill them. Just then a buzzing fly said on the judge face. Giufa carried about the sentence immediately and struck the fly with such a blow that he broke the judge law.