The North Wind And The Sun.

 

The North Wind and the Sun had a dispute about the more grounded. While they were questioning with much hotness and rave, a Traveler passed along the street enveloped by a shroud.

"Allow us to concur," said the Sun, "that he is the more grounded who can strip that Traveler of his shroud."

"Great," snarled the North Wind and on the double sent a tremendous, crying impact against the Traveler.

With the principal whirlwind, the finishes of the shroud whipped about the Traveler's body. Be that as it may, he quickly wrapped it intently around him, and the more complex the Wind blew, the tighter he held it to him. The North Wind tore indignantly at the shroud. However, the entirety of his endeavors was to no end.

Then the Sun started to sparkle. At first, his bars were delicate, and in the lovely warmth after the severe cold of the North Wind, the Traveler detached his shroud and let it hang freely from his shoulders. The Sun's beams developed hotter and hotter. The man removed his cap and wiped his temple. Finally, he turned out to be warmed to such an extent that he pulled off his shroud and, to get away from the bursting daylight, hurled himself down in the welcome shade of a tree by the side of the road.