Jewish Fairy Tale
The Beggar King
-King Hagag sat on his throne, a high priest on his side, and read from the Torah. The priest read "For riches are not for ever: and doth the crown endure to every generation?" this made this king very upset this upset the king and he threw out the pages and declared all the pages that upset him should be thrown out. He left for a hunt and went after a deer. The deer lured him into a thicket and turned into a genie. The genie stole the king's clothes. The king was left without his men and his clothes. A woodcutter gave him rags to wear in return for work. He made his way to the castle but the guards did not believe him. Everyone would give him money and children would make fun of him. The genie acting as the king decided to give a feast. He came in very regretful of his past life and was forgiven. He was given back his royal robes and he was the wisest, sympathetic, and kind king ever. \
The Quarrel of the Cat and the Dog
Adam named all the animals and the cat and dog started out as bffs. However, winter came and food became scarce and they separated so they could find food. The cat went tot he house of adam and got fat. The dog had a hard time and went from anima to animal trying to find his place. He did this until he found Adam and saved him from thieves. This broke the oath of the cat and the dog but Adam made him stay. They will never be friends.
The water-babe
Princess Bathia the daughter of the pharaoh found a child floating in the Nile. She named him Moses. Everyone loved him but ministers and magicians. They were suspicious of him so they tried him. However, he grabbed the coals so he was innocent. He was only three and didn't know what he was doing.
When he grew up he married the daughter of Reuel and found the magic staff.
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Shepard Boy- to king
A shepherd boy was alone was startled by an angel's voice. He thought he was on a magical mountain so he stayed there. Then he realized it was a unicorn. He got off and faced a lion. A deer saved him
The magic palace
Ibrahim was the most learned man but he did not talk about his suffering. His family was hungry,. He had 5 kids he was not feeding his kids, he was just reading the Torah. He got a new cloak and went out. A man approached him and claimed to be his slave. He was a great builder. A jeweler offered him a ton of money for a palace. The slave built it. Turns out it was Elijah the prophet.
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