Rat's tail.

- 'If I give that bread to the farmer, the farmer will give me grass. If I give that grass to the cow, the cow will give me milk. If I give that milk to the cat, the cat will give me back my tail.'

- Kishore Pandya

Rat and cat were now friends. Both were playing with each other.

Playing cat and mouse

Playing in the corn field

The mouse moves forward

The cat followed behind

asked the mouse playfully

The cat took it.

The cat took the mouse's tail.

The mouse pleaded. 'Give me back my tail.'

The cat says, 'No. I will not give.'

Rat says, 'Give up now. How do you catch a mouse without a tail?'

The cat began to think. What does a mouse look like without a tail?

You have to run after the mouse to catch it. A mouse would be caught quickly if it had a tail, but the cat is hungry now.

If the cat gets to drink milk, it will be fun. Bring, tell the mouse to bring me milk.

The cat says, 'Give you back the tail, but you have to do one of my tasks. I have to go to the cow and get milk for me.'

What does a mouse do? The mouse wanted its tail back.

'Bring me the cow's milk, you will get your tail back.'

The mouse had to do the work of the cat. If you go to the cow and fetch milk for the cat, you will get the tail back. One has to work hard to get something.

The mouse jumped from there and ran to the cow.

The mouse says, 'Mother cow, mother cow, give milk, give milk. I will give that milk to the cat. So the cat gives me back my tail.

If the cow asks not to give milk first. Then he took pity on the mouse.'

The cow says, 'If you want my milk, first go to the farmer in the field. Bring me grass to eat. So let me give you my milk.'

The mouse jumped from there and ran to the farmer's field.

A rat goes to the farmer and says, 'O world, give me some grass. I will give that grass to the cow. So the cow gives me milk. I will give that milk to the cat. So the cat give me back my tail.'

At first the farmer asked not to give grass.

So the mouse said, 'Give me some grass. I will give that grass to the cow. So the cow gives me milk. I will give that milk to the cat. So the cat give me back my tail.'

Hearing this, the farmer said, 'If you do one of my tasks, I will give you grass.'

The mouse says, 'What, I am ready to do a thousand things to get my tail back.'

The farmer says, 'Go. Run and bring bread from my house. I'm hungry right now.'

The mouse jumped from there and ran to the farmer's house.

Go there and say, 'Quickly, quickly give me rota.'

Don't ask to give bread to mice.

'What kind of bread should I give you?'

'Uncle the farmer is hungry.'

'Have you come to get bread for uncle the farmer?'

So the mouse says, 'If I give that bread to the farmer, then the farmer will give me grass, I will give that grass to the cow. So the cow gives me milk. I will give that milk to the cat. So the cat give me back my tail.'

Say from the farmer's house, 'First do one thing for me.'

The mouse says, 'What, I am ready to do a thousand things to get my tail back. Speak, what is to be done?'

'I make flour, make loaves of it, bake it in a pan on the stove, then give it to you. Do you ever clean the house?'

Thinking that the mouse will get bread, he started cleaning the house.

All the garbage from the house was removed and thrown in a basket outside the house. In that time, the rotlas were ready.

The mouse ran from there with a loaf of bread and reached the field.

I will give this bread to the farmer, then the farmer will give me grass, I will give that grass to the cow. So the cow gives me milk. I will give that milk to the cat. So the cat gives me back my tail.

The mouse went to the field and gave bread to the farmer.

As the farmer was very hungry, he ate the loaves first. A crumb of bread was also given to a mouse. Then the farmer gave the rat the lush green grass he had kept aside for the cow.

The mouse took the grass and went to the cow.

Cow started eating lush green grass.

Then the cow milked the mouse for the cat.

The mouse went to the cat with the milk.

The cat got milk. The cat drank the milk. The cat's appetite was appeased.

He gave the tail back to the mouse.

Still the tailed mouse plays with the cat.

Mice are playing cat,

Playing in the millet field.