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Once upon a time there was a courtyard, and in this courtyard there was a mother horse and her little horse. The horse loved the young one, and the little one loved his mother. One day the little horse was sad, and his mother asked him, "What's the matter, my dear?" "I've lost my horse-shoes!" cried the little horse. "Donīt worry, don't be sad!" said his mother. |
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The little horse was very sad. He met a bear and asked him, "I can't find my horse-shoes. I have lost my horse-shoes. Have you seen my horse-shoes?" "No, I haven't. I'm sorry", said the bear. |
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The little horse was very sad. He met a tortoise and asked him, "I can't find my horse-shoes. I have lost my horse-shoes. Have you seen my horse-shoes?" "No, I haven't. I'm sorry", said the tortoise. |
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The little horse was very sad. He met a rabbit and asked him, "I can't find my horse-shoes. I have lost my horse-shoes. Have you seen my horse-shoes?" "No, I haven't. I'm sorry", said the rabbit. "But the blacksmith lives at the end of the road. He can help you." |
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The little horse found the blacksmith. He made shoes for the little horse. The little horse was very happy and went home to his mother. |
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When the little horse went home his mother was very happy and they danced together. |
