A Kind Lion and a Grateful Mouse: Once the lion was sleeping in a (Story Writing)

The Lion and the Mouse

Once there was a lion in a forest. He was very tired and hence he was sleeping in a den. At that time a mouse was playing nearby. It was running to and fro without any anxiety. Soon another mouse came there. The first mouse said, “Look at me! I’m not afraid of this big lion!” It climbed on the lion’s body and  came to the loin’s mouth and sat on the nose. The lion woke up. It saw the mouse. It was very angry. The mouse became very afraid. It could not move. The lion caught it in his paw and was about to kill it.  . The other mouse ran away.

The lion said, “You bad little mouse! Why have you disturbed my sleep? I’ll eat you now.” The mouse begged for its life. It said, “Forgive me, sir. I’m very small. Don’t eat me. Please let me go. I’ll be your friend. What will you gain by killing me? Please pardon me and let me go. One day I may come to your use.” The lion laughed at the mouse. He said, “How can you help me? Look! How big and strong I am! I don’t need small friends like you!” The mouse cried, “ Please don’t kill me.”  The lion out of pity became quite. He had no more anger in his heart.  So he let the mouse go.

After some days three men came to the forest. They had guns and a net. They came to catch wild animals. They stopped under a tree. They tied the net with two branches of the tree and laid a trap with it. Then they left the place. The next day the lion was walking in the forest. He came under the tree. He stepped on the net. The net went up. The lion was inside the net. He could not get out .he became very angry. He roared and roared. He was helpless. The mouse heard the roar of the lion. It ran to the lion. The lion was in side the net. The mouse said, “Alas, my friend! You’re in danger! But I’ll get you out.” At first the mouse cut a very small part of the net with its sharp teeth. Then it cut more and more. The hole in the net became bigger. The lion jumped out of the net. He ran away with the mouse on his back. The lion stopped after sometime. He said, “Thank you, my little friend. Forgive me. I was wrong. I was proud. You’re my best friend.”

  A Lion and a Mouse

Once a little mouse, while playing, ran across a sleeping lion's face. The lion awake in anger, caught the mouse and was about to kill it. The mouse begged for pardon. It said to the lion, "I am very sorry

sir. I got a little off balance and ran across your face just by accident. Please spare my life. One day, perhaps I may be of use to you."

The lion laughed and said, "Well, I feel like believing you, I don't know why. But I know one thing, when anyone is in danger he or she make false promises to get rid of the danger." The mouse became sad at heart and said, "No sir, I am not of that type. I know how to be grateful and how to repay debts. If I do not get any chance to be useful to you, I shall at least remain grateful to you for your kindness." The mighty beast seemed convinced. He pardoned the mouse and allowed it go. The mouse thanked the lion and ran away in joy.

One day after this the lion was strolling around as usual. Suddenly he was caught in a net set by some hunters. He roared loudly in rage, tried his best to get free but all his efforts ended in vain. No doubt the lion was very strong but he could not break the net. He went on roaring in rage.

The mouse playing nearby heard the roar of the lion. It got frightened and got ready to run away at a safe distance. Suddenly one thing flashed into it$ mind. It remembered the promise it made to the lion. So the mouse instead of running away in fear went to the spot from where the roaring sound was coming. Seeing the mouse coming the lion said, "My dear little friend, see my condition. I am in a real trouble. Will you keep your promise and help me get rid of this trouble." "Of course! That's why I am here. Don't worry. Let me have a try at the net." So saying the mouse first cut one rope of the net with its sharp teeth and then another and then another and finally succeeded in setting the lion free.

The lion now free from danger became so happy and pleased with the mouse that he had the mouse on

his back and left the place singing. Since then the mouse and the lion became the best friends and their friendship based on mutual trust and confidence lasted till time unknown.

A Lion and a Mouse

Once a little mouse, while playing, ran across a sleeping lion's face. The lion awake in anger, caught the mouse and was about to kill it. The mouse begged for pardon. It said to the lion, "I am very sorry

sir. I got a little off balance and ran across your face just by accident. Please spare my life. One day, perhaps I may be of use to you."

The lion laughed and said, "Well, I feel like believing you, I don't know why. But I know one thing, when anyone is in danger he or she make false promises to get rid of the danger." The mouse became sad at heart and said, "No sir, I am not of that type. I know how to be grateful and how to repay debts. If I do not get any chance to be useful to you, I shall at least remain grateful to you for your kindness." The mighty beast seemed convinced. He pardoned the mouse and allowed it go. The mouse thanked the lion and ran away in joy.

One day after this the lion was strolling around as usual. Suddenly he was caught in a net set by some hunters. He roared loudly in rage, tried his best to get free but all his efforts ended in vain. No doubt the lion was very strong but he could not break the net. He went on roaring in rage.

The mouse playing nearby heard the roar of the lion. It got frightened and got ready to run away at a safe distance. Suddenly one thing flashed into it$ mind. It remembered the promise it made to the lion. So the mouse instead of running away in fear went to the spot from where the roaring sound was coming. Seeing the mouse coming the lion said, "My dear little friend, see my condition. I am in a real trouble. Will you keep your promise and help me get rid of this trouble." "Of course! That's why I am here. Don't worry. Let me have a try at the net." So saying the mouse first cut one rope of the net with its sharp teeth and then another and then another and finally succeeded in setting the lion free.

The lion now free from danger became so happy and pleased with the mouse that he had the mouse on

his back and left the place singing. Since then the mouse and the lion became the best friends and their friendship based on mutual trust and confidence lasted till time unknown.

The Lion and the Mouse Completing Story

Once upon a time, in a big forest, there lived a strong lion. He was the king of the jungle, and all the animal love and respected him. One sunny day, after eating a big meal, the lion lay down to take a nap in his cozy cave.

Nearby, a tiny mouse was playing and having fun. While running around, the little mouse accidentally ran across the lion’s nose, waking him up. The lion was very angry and caught the mouse in his big paw.

The lion was furious and could not believe that the little mouse had disturbed his sleep. The scared mouse begged for its life, saying that it was just a small creature, but it might help him one day.

The lion laughed, thinking about how a tiny mouse could ever help a big lion like him. But the lion was in a good mood, so he decided to let the mouse go.

A few days later, the lion got into trouble. Some hunters had set a trap, and he found himself stuck in strong ropes. The lion roared for help, and his loud voice echoed through the forest.

The little mouse heard the lion’s roar and ran to find him. The mouse quickly got to work, chewing through the ropes with its sharp teeth.

Soon, the ropes broke, and the lion was free. The lion looked at the mouse and felt grateful. He realized that he was wrong to think the mouse could not help him. Even the smallest animal can make a major difference.

The lion and the mouse became close friends after that day. They learned that it doesn’t matter how big or small you are; everyone can help each other. And so, they lived happily in the forest, always ready to lend a hand to one another.

   The Lion and the Mouse

  Once there was a lion in a forest. He was very tired and hence he was sleeping in a den. At that time a mouse was playing nearby. It was running to and fro without any anxiety. Soon another mouse came there. The first mouse said, “Look at me! I’m not afraid of this big lion!” It climbed on the lion’s body and  came to the loin’s mouth and sat on the nose. The lion woke up. It saw the mouse. It was very angry. The mouse became very afraid. It could not move. The lion caught it in his paw and was about to kill it.  . The other mouse ran away.

The lion said, “You bad little mouse! Why have you disturbed my sleep? I’ll eat you now.” The mouse begged for its life. It said, “Forgive me, sir. I’m very small. Don’t eat me. Please let me go. I’ll be your friend. What will you gain by killing me? Please pardon me and let me go. One day I may come to your use.” The lion laughed at the mouse. He said, “How can you help me? Look! How big and strong I am! I don’t need small friends like you!” The mouse cried, “ Please don’t kill me.”  The lion out of pity became quite. He had no more anger in his heart.  So he let the mouse go.

After some days three men came to the forest. They had guns and a net. They came to catch wild animals. They stopped under a tree. They tied the net with two branches of the tree and laid a trap with it. Then they left the place. The next day the lion was walking in the forest. He came under the tree. He stepped on the net. The net went up. The lion was inside the net. He could not get out .he became very angry. He roared and roared. He was helpless. The mouse heard the roar of the lion. It ran to the lion. The lion was in side the net. The mouse said, “Alas, my friend! You’re in danger! But I’ll get you out.” At first the mouse cut a very small part of the net with its sharp teeth. Then it cut more and more. The hole in the net became bigger. The lion jumped out of the net. He ran away with the mouse on his back. The lion stopped after sometime. He said, “Thank you, my little friend. Forgive me. I was wrong. I was proud. You’re my best friend.”

A Kind Lion and a Grateful Mouse: Once the lion was sleeping in a 

Once upon a time, in a vast jungle, there lived a mighty lion who was feared by all. One day, while the lion was taking a nap, a little mouse accidentally ran over his face while playing. As soon as the lion woke up, he caught the mouse and was about to kill it. The mouse pleaded for mercy, explaining that it was merely an accident and begged the lion to spare its life. The mouse even went so far as to say that one day it might be able to repay the favor. The lion, however, was skeptical, believing that the mouse was merely making false promises to escape danger.

Despite the lion's skepticism, the mouse insisted that it knew the value of gratitude and would be forever grateful to the lion for sparing its life. The lion, impressed by the mouse's words, decided to spare its life and let it go. The mouse thanked the lion and ran away in joy.

Days went by, and one day while wandering in the jungle, the lion became ensnared in a hunter's net. The lion roared and struggled to free itself, but to no avail. The little mouse, who happened to be playing nearby, heard the lion's cries for help and rushed to its side. The mouse remembered the lion's kindness and promised to help it.

The mouse then used its sharp teeth to nibble at the ropes of the net, one by one. The mouse worked tirelessly, cutting away at the ropes until the lion was free. The lion was overjoyed at the mouse's bravery and kindness and thanked it for saving its life.

The lion and the mouse's friendship grew from that day, based on mutual trust and respect. The two became inseparable, and their bond lasted for years to come. The story teaches us that true friendship knows no boundaries, and even the smallest creature can make a big difference in someone's life.

A Lion and a Mouse

Once a little mouse, while playing, ran across a sleeping lion's face. The lion awake in anger, caught the mouse and was about to kill it. The mouse begged for pardon. It said to the lion, "I am very sorry sir. I got a little off balance and ran across your face just by accident. Please spare my life. One day, perhaps I may be of use to you."

The lion laughed and said, "Well, I feel like believing you, I don't know why. But I know one thing, when anyone is in danger he or she make false promises to get rid of the danger." The mouse became sad at heart and said, "No sir, I am not of that type. I-know how to be grateful and how to repay debts. If I do not get any chance to be useful to you, I shall at least remain grateful to you for your kindness." The mighty beast seemed convinced. He pardoned the mouse and allowed it go. The mouse thanked the lion and ran away in joy.

One day after this the lion was strolling around as usual. Suddenly he was caught in a net set by some hunters. He roared loudly in rage, tried his best to get free but all his efforts ended in vain. No doubt the lion was very strong but he could not break the net. He went on roaring in rage.

The mouse playing nearby heard the roar of the lion. It got frightened and got ready to run away at a safe distance. Suddenly one thing flashed into its mind. It remembered the promise it made to the lion. So the mouse instead of running away in fear went to the spot from where the roaring sound was coming. Seeing the mouse coming the lion said, "My dear little friend, see my condition. I am in a real trouble. Will you keep your promise and help me get rid of this trouble?" "Of course! That's why I am here. Don't worry. Let me have a try at the net." So saying the mouse first cut one rope of the net with its sharp teeth and then another and then another and finally succeeded in setting the lion free. The lion now free from danger became so happy and pleased with the mouse that he had the mouse on his back and left the place singing. Since then the mouse and the lion became the best friends and their friendship based on mutual trust and confidence lasted till time unknown.

The lion and the mouse or, Help may come even from the smallest of your friends

One day a lion was sleeping in its cave. A mouse was playing nearby. While playing it by chance it ran over the lion’s body. At this, the lion woke up and became very angry. With a terrible roar he caught the mouse and said, “you tiny creature, how dare you tease me? I will kill you. “The mouse began to tremble in fear and begged for its life. It also said. “Your majesty, I am a little creature but I can help others. Please let me go, sooner or later, I may help you. Besides, if you kill me, it will bring no fame to you.” Hearing this. The lion burst into laughter and said, “o you! Are you suitable to help me?” However, he set the mouse free and told me to do its own job. After sometime, the lion fell into a hunter’s trap. The lion tried his best to be free from the net but could not. He began to roar and said, “Save me please, save me please. “ Listening this, the mouse came swiftly and found the lion in a trap. The mouse said, “your Majesty, please don’t worry and keep quiet. I well-cut cut the net into pieces and thereby you will be able to come out. The mouse cut the net into pieces and the lion became free. Being free, the lion said, “You are small in size but worthy. You have saved my life and many thanks to you.” In fact, the strong or mighty someone is also dependent on the weak one. From then, the lion was kind hearted to the tiny creatures. From the story we learn that we should have fellow feelings among us and rich should show kindness to the poor.

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Ans. A Small Creature Saves the Life of a Lion

Once there was a lion sleeping in a forest. Suddenly a mouse came there. It did not notice the sleeping lion. It was running about and playing happily. By chance, it ran over the face of the lion. It awoke the lion. At this, the lion grew very angry. It roared with anger. The mouse got frightened and started trembling. The lion said, "How dare you disturb me, the small evil? I will kill you," The mouse fell in great danger. It begged its life to the lion. It also promised to help the lion in future if he needed. Hearing this, the lion laughed at him. He said, "How a small creature like you will help me?" He mocked (বিদ্রুপ করা) at the mouse and relieved (মুক্তি দেওয়া) him. After a few days, a hunter set a trap and the lion was caught in it. The lion tried his utmost to escape from it but failed. The mouse noticed the situation and decided to help the lion. It started to cut off the net with its sharp teeth. After sometimes, the lion was able to get out from the trap and thanked the mouse for saving his life. So, nobody should neglect anyone treating as a small creature

A Kind Lion and a Grateful Mouse

Once upon a time, in a vast jungle, there lived a mighty lion who was feared by all. One day, while the lion was taking a nap, a little mouse accidentally ran over his face while playing. As soon as the lion woke up, he caught the mouse and was about to kill it. The mouse pleaded for mercy, explaining that it was merely an accident and begged the lion to spare its life. The mouse even went so far as to say that one day it might be able to repay the favor. The lion, however, was skeptical, believing that the mouse was merely making false promises to escape danger.

Despite the lion's skepticism, the mouse insisted that it knew the value of gratitude and would be forever grateful to the lion for sparing its life. The lion, impressed by the mouse's words, decided to spare its life and let it go. The mouse thanked the lion and ran away in joy.

Days went by, and one day while wandering in the jungle, the lion became ensnared in a hunter's net. The lion roared and struggled to free itself, but to no avail. The little mouse, who happened to be playing nearby, heard the lion's cries for help and rushed to its side. The mouse remembered the lion's kindness and promised to help it.

The mouse then used its sharp teeth to nibble at the ropes of the net, one by one. The mouse worked tirelessly, cutting away at the ropes until the lion was free. The lion was overjoyed at the mouse's bravery and kindness and thanked it for saving its life.

The lion and the mouse's friendship grew from that day, based on mutual trust and respect. The two became inseparable, and their bond lasted for years to come. The story teaches us that true friendship knows no boundaries, and even the smallest creature can make a big difference in someone's life.

Moral :

The Lion and the Mouse Completing Story Bangla Meaning

একবার, একটি বড় বনে একটি শক্তিশালী সিংহ ছিল। সে জঙ্গলের রাজা, আর সব পশুরা তাকে ভয় পেত। একদিন, সিংহটি পেট ভরে খেয়ে গুহায় ঘুমিয়ে পড়ল।

নিকটবর্তী, একটি ছোট ইঁদুর খেলা করছিল। খেলতে খেলতে হঠাৎ ইঁদুরটি সিংহের নাকে চলে গেল, যা সিংহকে জাগিয়ে দিল। সিংহটি খুব রেগে গেল এবং ইঁদুরটিকে ধরে ফেলল।

সিংহটি রেগে ভাবছিল, এই ছোট্ট ইঁদুর আমার ঘুম ভেঙেছে! ভীত ইঁদুরটি বলল, দয়া করে আমাকে মারবেন না। আমি খুব ছোট, কিন্তু আমি একদিন আপনাকে সাহায্য করব।

সিংহটি হাসল, ভাবল কিভাবে একটি ছোট ইঁদুর তাকে সাহায্য করবে। কিন্তু সে ভালো মেজাজে ছিল, তাই ইঁদুরটিকে ছেড়ে দিল।

কিছুদিন পর, সিংহ বিপদে পড়ল। কিছু শিকারী একটি ফাঁদ পেতেছিল, এবং সিংহটি শক্ত রশিতে আটকে পড়ে গেল। সে সাহায্যের জন্য গর্জন করতে লাগল।

ছোট ইঁদুরটি সিংহের গর্জন শুনে দৌড়ে এল। ইঁদুরটি বলল, চিন্তা করবেন না, আমি আপনাকে সাহায্য করব। তারপর, ইঁদুরটি তার তীক্ষ্ণ দাঁত দিয়ে রশি কেটে ফেলতে শুরু করল।

শিগগিরই, রশিগুলি ছিঁড়ে গেল, এবং সিংহটি মুক্ত হলো। সিংহটি ইঁদুরের দিকে তাকিয়ে বলল, আপনাকে ধন্যবাদ! আমি বুঝতে পেরেছি, এমনকি ছোট প্রাণীও বড়দের সাহায্য করতে পারে।

সেই দিন থেকে, সিংহ এবং ইঁদুর বন্ধু হয়ে গেল। তারা শিখল যে, বড় বা ছোট হওয়ার কিছু নেই; সবাই একে অপরকে সাহায্য করতে পারে। আর তারা বনজুড়ে সুখে বাস করতে লাগল, সবসময় একে অপরকে সাহায্য করতে প্রস্তুত।