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A warrior sets out in search of water to save his kingdom from drought. He brings home what they think is a 'water-seed'.
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The First Well
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There once was a
small kingdom
around a lake.
One very
hot summer,
it did not rain
and the lake dried up.
People grew anxious
and went to the King.
“It has not rained for so long.
Our fields are barren!”
said the farmers.
“There are no fish to catch.
How shall we earn a living?”
asked the fishermen.
“Save us from disaster,
good King,”
urged the women,
as their children cried with thirst.
The King sent
his four generals
in all directions
to look for water.
The first general went east,
towards the sunrise;
the second went south,
to the dust and heat;
the third went west,
where the sun sets;
and the fourth
followed the North Star.
They searched day
and night,
night and day;
high and low
they searched everywhere,
but in vain.
Three of the generals returned,
empty-handed.
But the general
who had gone north
was determined not to fail
his King.
At last, he reached
a cold mountain village.
As he sat at the foot of the mountain,
an old woman came by
and sat next to him.
The general
pointed at the horizon and said,
“I belong to a
beautiful kingdom,
where it has not rained
for a whole year.
Can you help me
find water?”
The woman motioned
the general to follow her
up the mountain and into a cave.
“We have no water in our country
either,”
she said.
Then, pointing to
the icicles in the cave,
she continued:
“We call this ice.
Take some,
and your kingdom
will never go thirsty
again.”
The general broke off
a huge piece,
loaded it onto his horse-cart
and rushed back home.
By the time he reached the court,
the enormous icicle
had melted into a small
lump of ice.
Nobody in the court
had ever seen ice,
so everybody gazed at it
with wonder.
“This must be a
water-seed!”
one of the
ministers exclaimed suddenly.
The King ordered
the ‘water-seed’
to be sowed immediately.
While the farmers
dug a hole,
the lump dwindled
in the sun.
They swiftly placed
the seed in the hole,
but before
they could cover it up,
it had vanished.
The farmers there
grew confused and worried.
They dug deeper and deeper
into the earth,
all night long,
looking for the
mysterious seed.
At the break of dawn,
the King found the farmers
fast asleep
around a hole.
Curious, he peeped in
and cried out in amazement:
“Wake up, my worthy men –
the water-seed
has sprouted!
There’s water in the hole!”
This is how
the first well was created.
Illustration : Emanuele Scanziani
Animation : Alfrin Multimedia
Music and Art Direction : Holger Jetter
Translation : Tina Suchanek & Narration : Thomas Eckelmann
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The First Well
Retold by BookBox
There once was a
small kingdom
around a lake.
One very
hot summer,
it did not rain
and the lake dried up.
People grew anxious
and went to the King.
“It has not rained for so long.
Our fields are barren!”
said the farmers.
“There are no fish to catch.
How shall we earn a living?”
asked the fishermen.
“Save us from disaster,
good King,”
urged the women,
as their children cried with thirst.
The King sent
his four generals
in all directions
to look for water.
The first general went east,
towards the sunrise;
the second went south,
to the dust and heat;
the third went west,
where the sun sets;
and the fourth
followed the North Star.
They searched day
and night,
night and day;
high and low
they searched everywhere,
but in vain.
Three of the generals returned,
empty-handed.
But the general
who had gone north
was determined not to fail
his King.
At last, he reached
a cold mountain village.
As he sat at the foot of the mountain,
an old woman came by
and sat next to him.
The general
pointed at the horizon and said,
“I belong to a
beautiful kingdom,
where it has not rained
for a whole year.
Can you help me
find water?”
The woman motioned
the general to follow her
up the mountain and into a cave.
“We have no water in our country
either,”
she said.
Then, pointing to
the icicles in the cave,
she continued:
“We call this ice.
Take some,
and your kingdom
will never go thirsty
again.”
The general broke off
a huge piece,
loaded it onto his horse-cart
and rushed back home.
By the time he reached the court,
the enormous icicle
had melted into a small
lump of ice.
Nobody in the court
had ever seen ice,
so everybody gazed at it
with wonder.
“This must be a
water-seed!”
one of the
ministers exclaimed suddenly.
The King ordered
the ‘water-seed’
to be sowed immediately.
While the farmers
dug a hole,
the lump dwindled
in the sun.
They swiftly placed
the seed in the hole,
but before
they could cover it up,
it had vanished.
The farmers there
grew confused and worried.
They dug deeper and deeper
into the earth,
all night long,
looking for the
mysterious seed.
At the break of dawn,
the King found the farmers
fast asleep
around a hole.
Curious, he peeped in
and cried out in amazement:
“Wake up, my worthy men –
the water-seed
has sprouted!
There’s water in the hole!”
This is how
the first well was created.
Illustration : Emanuele Scanziani
Animation : Alfrin Multimedia
Music and Art Direction : Holger Jetter
Translation : Tina Suchanek & Narration : Thomas Eckelmann
WEBSITE: http://www.bookbox.com
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