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The Wedge-Pulling Monkey
Illustration pending
Series 1 · The Loss of Friends
Story 2 of 34
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The Wedge-Pulling Monkey
Panchatantra, Book 1 (The Loss of Friends), story 2 of 34 in Ryder's translation.
From the original text · Panchatantra
Ages 7-12+
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Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 2 of 34
The Monkey and the Crocodile
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Series 4 · Loss of Gains
Story 2 of 13
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The Monkey and the Crocodile
A quick mind and a jamun tree.
From the original text · Panchatantra
Ages 0-3+
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Series Part 4 · Loss of GainsBook 2 of 13
The Unforgiving Monkey
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Series 5 · Ill-Considered Action
Story 9 of 12
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The Unforgiving Monkey
Panchatantra, Book 5 (Ill-Considered Action), story 9 of 12 in Ryder's translation.
From the original text · Panchatantra
Ages 7-12+
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Series Part 5 · Ill-Considered ActionBook 9 of 12
The Monk Who Left His Body Behind
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Series 1 · The Loss of Friends
Story 25 of 34
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The Monk Who Left His Body Behind
Panchatantra, Book 1 (The Loss of Friends), story 25 of 34 in Ryder's translation.
From the original text · Panchatantra
Ages 7-12+
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Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 25 of 34
The Unteachable Monkey
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Series 1 · The Loss of Friends
Story 28 of 34
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The Unteachable Monkey
Panchatantra, Book 1 (The Loss of Friends), story 28 of 34 in Ryder's translation.
From the original text · Panchatantra
Ages 7-12+
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Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 28 of 34

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