ANH VĂN THIẾU NHI – TRUYỆN CỔ TÍCH ANH NGỮ ( KO CÓ BẢN DỊCH) The little orphan | ANH VAN THIEU NHI - TRUYEN CO TICH ANH NGtf KO CO BAN DICH The little orphan Once upon a time there were seven brothers. They were all strong and handsome except the youngest one. He was weak and ugly. His brothers laughed at him. Then the boys parents died. The six brothers made their youngest brother to do all the hard and dirty work. His life was very unhappy. So he thought I will look for the god Zanahari. I will ask him to help me. The little orphan got up early one morning. He ran out of the house. On the road he met an old man. Where are you going asked the man. I want to see Zanahari. answered the little orphan. Can you tell me how to find him Yes said the old man. Cross this mountain. On the other said there is a sugarcane field. It belongs to Zanahari. Do not touch the sugarcane. Keep going and soon you will see Zanahari s sheep. Do not disturb them. Next you will come to Zanahari s organe trees. The organes are large and beautiful but do not pick any. Then you will see another mountain. Climb over it and you will see Zanahari s oxen. Don t throw stones at them. After that you will see a beutiful clear pond. Don t drink from it it belongs to Zanahari. Finally you will reach Zanahari s house. His wife will answer the door. Be polite to her. She will give you some water. Do not touch the jug when you drink. The little orphan thanked the old man. He smiled and left. The boy climbed the mountain and saw a field of juicy sugarcane. He did not touch it. He kept walking and saw some fat sheep. He did not disturb them. Then he came to some orange trees. He was hungry and thirsty. He wanted to eat an orange but he didn t. He crossed another mountain and found some oxen. He did not disturb them. He came to a beautiful pond. He was very thirsty but he did not drink. Finally the orphan reached Zanahari s house. The god s wife answered the door. The boy politely asked her for some water. She brought him a jug. He did not touch it. He opened his mouth and she poured .
