Wise man🥰

When Chinaar woke up, it was bright. She was watching them from the window. But then the poplar threw off the cover and woke up. What if you see! Mother, father and father were all ready to leave with new clothes. Seeing the poplar, the mother said, “Chinar, you were warned last night that we have to go to the wedding. get up early But you didn't wake up, on the contrary, if Tai came to wake you up, you pushed her. Your father got angry and said, "He doesn't want to marry at all. Once the adal is settled, it will be sealed! Then what am I going to do? We are leaving." The parents really left, then Taitli said as she went, "What a boy!" Poor poplar! Jam got angry. He threw the things he could get his hands on. Then Bhokad burst into tears. In no time, he realized, there was not even a corner in the house to anger or understand him. Poplar has its own wisdom The eyes wiped itself. He said in his heart, "I left me all the way! I go out. Shiru de thief in the house! Angry, angry, angry chinar opened the house and left the house. The wandering wandering wandering, very tired. The hunger was kasavis. The heat of the heat was shocked. Such entered the front garden. Sitting in the mango desert shade. Then he felt very good. The front steam had colorful flowers and there was a good clock on the slope. They are also flowering but also real! Walk! Show time! Chinar was very surprised at how such a wonderful garden is in the village and never seen it before. Beyond the clock, there was a great fountain, however, the colorful fountains were flying. Chinar went to the triangle. He came up with the water in the water of the fountain and shouted, "A dirty child, do not even touch this pure water. It will be damaged by your hands! Yes side! " Hearing her talk, Chinar screamed and said, "Wa! What does this garden do you own? I will touch the water! Yes, this garden is mine. Do you know who I am? I am a waterlogged. The flowers here are the flowers here It is mine. Understand? " A servant came to the forefront. He said to him, "Salil, this dirty boy entered the garden. Give him. Otherwise the garden will be damaged by its feet. It was just hands in Pushkani. Chinar felt very bad as Pareen called him a dirty boy, he looked at himself and felt very ashamed. Dirty feet, soiled clothes, stains on them, chewing gum stuck here and there. He felt ashamed and burst into tears. He started crying hysterically. Hearing that, Pari came near Chinar. Wiping his eyes, she said, "Don't cry, Chinar. Why are you so dirty, you know? You avoid taking a bath every day. You don't wash your hands and feet after playing. You stay dirty. When your mother tries to soap your body, you squirm. Dirty, dirty children like you. No one likes them. I hate such children. Look what I do to them." Jalwanti held Chinar's hand and played the tune in the fountain. In no time both reached the bottom. There was a big well. Around Huda were eighty children with warm bodies in clothes as soft as poplars. The fairies in blue clothes used to throw the children into the well. They used to rub their body with soap. Cleaned children would get nice clothes. These children were made to stand in front of the blue fairy Jalvanti. Said, "Paritai, Paritai, I am a very bad boy. I make a fuss every day in the bath. I trouble my mother. I don't apply soap. Then the tired mother says, "What, you bathe like a crow every day. It will be itchy!" "Fairy, look I really got scabies last summer!" "Then what are you planning to do now?" Pari asked Chinar. “Fairy, I will no longer behave like wise children. I will clean my body as said in your song. Our lady says, 'Cleanliness is the god', I got to know its meaning today. If I stay clean, how much better my mother will feel! I will never be itched, and yes, I will never be punished like today. Paritai I promise you that I will always be clean." Delighted, the mermaid said, “Well done! Now you have become a wise boy. Your firm friendship. Come on!” The fairy opened the water lily leaf in Pushkarani. Detached from the body of the poplar. With that, Chinar's body became completely clean. Like a rose that has just bloomed! A white fragrant garment came on the body. Jalvanti, happily holding the hand of the melting poplar, played the tune and what fun! In a moment both of them reached the sea. Chinar Jam got scared seeing the fishes and huge hippos there. But Parirashin reassured him. Then he started swimming in the marrow. Aquarians used to come. He used to bow his head when he saw Jalwanti. To give a gift brought along. They used to swim in the water. of Jalwanti The palace was stocked with an immeasurable treasure of gifts. Jalwanti gifted Chinar a bag full of pearls and pearls. Brought to the edge of Pushkarani and left. She returned with a reminder to be clean once again. Jalwanti struck a chord and disappeared into Pushkarani. Chinar slapped her. Pari tried to pick up the bag full of pearls and pearls. But she did not get him. Lifting and lifting, she escaped from the hands of the poplar. All the pearls spilled on the ground. The glittering pearls falling on the ground turned into drops of water. All the drops danced and got into the water of Pushkarani. Running to catch them, Chinar started saying, "O pearls, wait a minute! Look Jalvanti, your pearls have become drops of water. " "Oh poplar, you didn't dream! What kind of pearl did you see? Get up early. We want to go to the wedding, don't we? Atap Bharbhar." Chinar got up quickly. By deciding on the promise given to Jalwanti in his dream, he stopped everything quickly. Looking appreciatively at the finished poplar, the mother said, "Indeed, how wise my poplar has become! Chinaar woke up, it was bright. She was watching them from the window. But then the poplar threw off the cover and woke up. What if you see! Mother, father and father were all ready to leave with new clothes. Seeing the poplar, the mother said,
“Chinar, you were warned last night that we have to go to the wedding. get up early But you didn't wake up, on the contrary, if Tai came to wake you up, you pushed her. Your father got angry and said, "He doesn't want to marry at all. Once the adal is settled, it will be sealed! Then what am I going to do? We are leaving." The parents really left, then Taitli said as she went, "What a boy!" Poor poplar! Jam got angry. He threw the things he could get his hands on. Then Bhokad burst into tears. In no time, he realized, there was not even a corner in the house to anger or understand him. Poplar has its own wisdom The eyes wiped itself. He said in his heart, "I left me all the way! I go out. Shiru de thief in the house! Angry, angry, angry chinar opened the house and left the house. The wandering wandering wandering, very tired. The hunger was kasavis. The heat of the heat was shocked. Such entered the front garden. Sitting in the mango desert shade. Then he felt very good. The front steam had colorful flowers and there was a good clock on the slope. They are also flowering but also real! Walk! Show time! Chinar was very surprised at how such a wonderful garden is in the village and never seen it before. Beyond the clock, there was a great fountain, however, the colorful fountains were flying. Chinar went to the triangle. He came up with the water in the water of the fountain and shouted,

"A dirty child, do not even touch this pure water. It will be damaged by your hands! Yes side! " Hearing her talk, Chinar screamed and said, "Wa! What does this garden do you own? I will touch the water! Yes, this garden is mine. Do you know who I am? I am a waterlogged. The flowers here are the flowers here It is mine. Understand? " A servant came to the forefront. He said to him, "Salil, this dirty boy entered the garden. Give him. Otherwise the garden will be damaged by its feet. It was just hands in Pushkani. Chinar felt very bad as Pareen called him a dirty boy, he looked at himself and felt very ashamed. Dirty feet, soiled clothes, stains on them, chewing gum stuck here and there. He felt ashamed and burst into tears. He started crying hysterically. Hearing that, Pari came near Chinar. Wiping his eyes, she said, "Don't cry, Chinar. Why are you so dirty, you know? You avoid taking a bath every day. You don't wash your hands and feet after playing. You stay dirty. When your mother tries to soap your body, you squirm. Dirty, dirty children like you. No one likes them. I hate such children. Look what I do to them."

Jalwanti held Chinar's hand and played the tune in the fountain. In no time both reached the bottom. There was a big well. Around Huda were eighty children with warm bodies in clothes as soft as poplars. The fairies in blue clothes used to throw the children into the well. They used to rub their body with soap. Cleaned children would get nice clothes. These children were made to stand in front of the blue fairy Jalvanti. Said, "Paritai, Paritai, I am a very bad boy. I make a fuss every day in the bath. I trouble my mother. I don't apply soap. Then the tired mother says, "What, you bathe like a crow every day. It will be itchy!" "Fairy, look I really got scabies last summer!" "Then what are you planning to do now?" Pari asked Chinar. “Fairy, I will no longer behave like wise children. I will clean my body as said in your song. Our lady says, 'Cleanliness is the god', I got to know its meaning today. If I stay clean, how much better my mother will feel! I will never be itched, and yes, I will never be punished like today. Paritai I promise you that I will always be clean."
Delighted, the mermaid said, “Well done! Now you have become a wise boy. Your firm friendship. Come on!” The fairy opened the water lily leaf in Pushkarani. Detached from the body of the poplar. With that, Chinar's body became completely clean. Like a rose that has just bloomed! A white fragrant garment came on the body. Jalvanti, happily holding the hand of the melting poplar, played the tune and what fun! In a moment both of them reached the sea. Chinar Jam got scared seeing the fishes and huge hippos there. But Parirashin reassured him. Then he started swimming in the marrow. Aquarians used to come. He used to bow his head when he saw Jalwanti. To give a gift brought along. They used to swim in the water. of Jalwanti The palace was stocked with an immeasurable treasure of gifts. Jalwanti gifted Chinar a bag full of pearls and pearls. Brought to the edge of Pushkarani and left. She returned with a reminder to be clean once again. Jalwanti struck a chord and disappeared into Pushkarani. Chinar slapped her. Pari tried to pick up the bag full of pearls and pearls. But she did not get him. Lifting and lifting, she escaped from the hands of the poplar. All the pearls spilled on the ground. The glittering pearls falling on the ground turned into drops of water. All the drops danced and got into the water of Pushkarani. Running to catch them, Chinar started saying, "O pearls, wait a minute! Look Jalvanti, your pearls have become drops of water. " "Oh poplar, you didn't dream! What kind of pearl did you see? Get up early. We want to go to the wedding, don't we? Atap Bharbhar." Chinar got up quickly. By deciding on the promise given to Jalwanti in his dream, he stopped everything quickly. Looking appreciatively at the finished poplar, the mother said, "Indeed, how wise my poplar has become! When Chinaar woke up, it was bright. She was watching them from the window. But then the poplar threw off the cover and woke up. What if you see! Mother, father and father were all ready to leave with new clothes. Seeing the poplar, the mother said, “Chinar, you were warned last night that we have to go to the wedding. get up early But you didn't wake up, on the contrary, if Tai came to wake you up, you pushed her. Your father got angry and said, "He doesn't want to marry at all. Once the adal is settled, it will be sealed! Then what am I going to do? We are leaving." The parents really left, then Taitli said as she went, "What a boy!" Poor poplar! Jam got angry. He threw the things he could get his hands on. Then Bhokad burst into tears. In no time, he realized, there was not even a corner in the house to anger or understand him. Poplar has its own wisdom The eyes wiped itself. He said in his heart, "I left me all the way! I go out. Shiru de thief in the house! Angry, angry, angry chinar opened the house and left the house. The wandering wandering wandering, very tired. The hunger was kasavis. The heat of the heat was shocked. Such entered the front garden. Sitting in the mango desert shade. Then he felt very good. The front steam had colorful flowers and there was a good clock on the slope. They are also flowering but also real! Walk! Show time! Chinar was very surprised at how such a wonderful garden is in the village and never seen it before. Beyond the clock, there was a great fountain, however, the colorful fountains were flying. Chinar went to the triangle. He came up with the water in the water of the fountain and shouted, "A dirty child, do not even touch this pure water. It will be damaged by your hands! Yes side! " Hearing her talk, Chinar screamed and said, "Wa! What does this garden do you own? I will touch the water! Yes, this garden is mine. Do you know who I am? I am a waterlogged. The flowers here are the flowers here It is mine. Understand? " A servant came to the forefront. He said to him, "Salil, this dirty boy entered the garden. Give him. Otherwise the garden will be damaged by its feet. It was just hands in Pushkani. Chinar felt very bad as Pareen called him a dirty boy, he looked at himself and felt very ashamed. Dirty feet, soiled clothes, stains on them, chewing gum stuck here and there. He felt ashamed and burst into tears. He started crying hysterically. Hearing that, Pari came near Chinar. Wiping his eyes, she said, "Don't cry, Chinar. Why are you so dirty, you know? You avoid taking a bath every day. You don't wash your hands and feet after playing. You stay dirty. When your mother tries to soap your body, you squirm. Dirty, dirty children like you. No one likes them. I hate such children. Look what I do to them." Jalwanti held Chinar's hand and played the tune in the fountain. In no time both reached the bottom. There was a big well. Around Huda were eighty children with warm bodies in clothes as soft as poplars. The fairies in blue clothes used to throw the children into the well. They used to rub their body with soap. Cleaned children would get nice clothes. These children were made to stand in front of the blue fairy Jalvanti. Said, "Paritai, Paritai, I am a very bad boy. I make a fuss every day in the bath. I trouble my mother. I don't apply soap. Then the tired mother says, "What, you bathe like a crow every day. It will be itchy!" "Fairy, look I really got scabies last summer!" "Then what are you planning to do now?" Pari asked Chinar. “Fairy, I will no longer behave like wise children. I will clean my body as said in your song. Our lady says, 'Cleanliness is the god', I got to know its meaning today. If I stay clean, how much better my mother will feel! I will never be itched, and yes, I will never be punished like today. Paritai I promise you that I will always be clean." Delighted, the mermaid said, “Well done! Now you have become a wise boy. Your firm friendship. Come on!” The fairy opened the water lily leaf in Pushkarani. Detached from the body of the poplar. With that, Chinar's body became completely clean. Like a rose that has just bloomed! A white fragrant garment came on the body. Jalvanti, happily holding the hand of the melting poplar, played the tune and what fun! In a moment both of them reached the sea. Chinar Jam got scared seeing the fishes and huge hippos there. But Parirashin reassured him. Then he started swimming in the marrow. Aquarians used to come. He used to bow his head when he saw Jalwanti. To give a gift brought along. They used to swim in the water. of Jalwanti The palace was stocked with an immeasurable treasure of gifts. Jalwanti gifted Chinar a bag full of pearls and pearls. Brought to the edge of Pushkarani and left. She returned with a reminder to be clean once again. Jalwanti struck a chord and disappeared into Pushkarani. Chinar slapped her. Pari tried to pick up the bag full of pearls and pearls. But she did not get him. Lifting and lifting, she escaped from the hands of the poplar. All the pearls spilled on the ground. The glittering pearls falling on the ground turned into drops of water. All the drops danced and got into the water of Pushkarani. Running to catch them, Chinar started saying, "O pearls, wait a minute! Look Jalvanti, your pearls have become drops of water. " "Oh poplar, you didn't dream! What kind of pearl did you see? Get up early. We want to go to the wedding, don't we? Atap Bharbhar." Chinar got up quickly. By deciding on the promise given to Jalwanti in his dream, he stopped everything quickly. Looking appreciatively at the finished poplar, the mother said, "Indeed, how wise my poplar has become!