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ABOUT FABLE

NAME : ALDI SEPTEA RAHMAN

CLASS : XI IPA

DATE AND TIME : 02 FEBRUARY 2015, AT 08.00 A.M.

DINAS PENDIDIKAN KABUPATEN BARITO KUALA

SMAN 1 Anjir Pasar
Tahun Pelajaran 2014/2015
Alamat Jl. Trans Kalimantan Km 27,5 Kode Pos 70565

The Dragon with a Hundred Heads

 A knight on his way through a deep wood, suddenly spied a monstrous dragon in the thick of the
forest. He was a very brave man and had often fought and defeated dozens of even bigger dragons. But
this particular dragon had one hundred long necks as many heads, and the same number of terrible,
gaping jaws!

It would have been easy a dragon with three heads or even seven, but a hundred! He decided he
had no choice but to flee. He was wrong in his judgment. It was because of its tangle of necks that the
dragon would never have been able to get free from the thick undergrowth. It could therefore have been
easily defeated.

A little later, the knight spied a second dragon in the thickets before him. This time the dragon
had only one head, and thus the knight approached it fearlessly, sword in hand. But, although this dragon
had only one head, it had one hundred legs, and in moments it rushed so quickly through the thicket, that
it caught the reckless knight and made mincemeat of him.

This story shows that it is better to have a hundred legs that obey you, that a hundred heads to
give orders.

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 A knight on his way through a deep wood, suddenly spied a
monstrous dragon in the thick of the forest. He was a very brave man
Orientation and had often fought and defeated dozens of even bigger dragons. But
this particular dragon had one hundred long necks as many heads, and
the same number of terrible, gaping jaws!

It would have been easy a dragon with three heads or even seven, but
a hundred! He decided he had no choice but to flee. He was wrong in
Compilacation his judgment. It was because of its tangle of necks that the dragon
would never have been able to get free from the thick undergrowth. It
could therefore have been easily defeated.
A little later, the knight spied a second dragon in the thickets before
him. This time the dragon had only one head, and thus the knight
approached it fearlessly, sword in hand. But, although this dragon had
Resolution
only one head, it had one hundred legs, and in moments it rushed so
quickly through the thicket, that it caught the reckless knight and
made mincemeat of him.
This story shows that it is better to have a hundred legs that obey you,
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that a hundred heads to give orders.