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The Mango and the Bamboo

A Filipino fable

Mango once boasted that he was very strong. "Just watch me," he said. "I can stand the

strongest gale. I'm not afraid of the storm Ho, ho, Bamboo, he laughed, You cannot do that. You are so frail

and weak. And besides, I bow down to qo one."

Bamboo replied, What you say is true. But there are some things you cannot do. I can sing to

the breeze. I can whisper to the woods. I can grow anywhere ad am useful to man."

"Oh, it's nothing," said Mango. And he went on boasting,

Then they called on wind to be the judge. "Give us a test," said Bamboo.

Wind chuckled at this and began whipping and whistling. He shrieked and he howled. He blew a

terrific gale.

At first, Mango stood still, confident of his strength. But finally, the roots gave way, and he fell to

the ground with a loud crash,

Bamboo protested and whined, but he bent and swayed in the direction of Wind. The stronger

the gale, the lower he bent, almost touching the ground.

When at last Wind stopped, Bamboo was standing still, although badly shaken. The once proud

Mango lay shamefully down.