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At sunrise, the next day, when the farmer and his son cut down the grain, they found an empty nest. Like the farmer and his son, the larks helped themselves and were saved. MORAL OF THE STORY: SELF HELP IS THE BEST HELP.
- Why does the mother lark watch carefully for the Reapers?
- Why does the lark flew away?
- Where did the Lark made her nest?
- Why did the ripening wheat worry the mother lark?
- Why did the mother lark decide to move her nest?
- What is the moral of Hercules and the Wagoner?
Why does the mother lark watch carefully for the Reapers?
When the corn was ripe the mother Lark watched very carefully to see if there were any sign of the reapers' coming, for she knew that when they came their sharp knives would cut down nest and hurt the baby Larks.
Why does the lark flew away?
A Lark, who had Young Ones in a field of corn which was almost ripe, was afraid lest the reapers should come before her young brood were fledged. Every day, therefore, when she flew away to look for food, she charged them to take notice of what they heard in her absence, and to tell her of it when she returned.
Where did the Lark made her nest?
A Lark made her nest in a field of young wheat. As the days passed, the wheat stalks grew tall and the young birds, too, grew in strength.
Why did the ripening wheat worry the mother lark?
THE RIPENING WHEAT WORRIED THE MOTHER LARK BECAUSE THE FARMER WILL COME TO CUT THE CROPS AND THEY WILL BE HOMELESS.
Why did the mother lark decide to move her nest?
Mother lark go every day went out in search of food. but , she can't found food anywhere. So she decided to move her nest.
What is the moral of Hercules and the Wagoner?
Hercules will not help unless you make some effort to help yourself.” And when the farmer put his shoulder to the wheel and urged on the horses, the wagon moved very readily, and soon the Farmer was riding along in great content and with a good lesson learned. Moral: Heaven helps those who help themselves.
