Fable: The Lark and Her Young Ones

Lark = Made a nest in a field of young wheat Farmer = Decided it was time to harvest the wheat Son = Assisted the Farmer in the field Mother Lark = Reassured her young ones about the impending danger

Wheat stalks grew tall = Young birds grew in strength Wind shook the stalks = A hail of wheat grains fell on the young Larks Farmer decided to call in neighbors = Young Larks got frightened and warned by their mother Wheat not harvested at once = Risk of losing half the crop

Young Larks warned by their mother = Decided to leave the nest immediately Wind shook the stalks vigorously = Signaled that it was time to harvest the wheat Farmer and son entered the field = Declared that it was time for harvesting Larks told their mother about Farmer's plan = Mother Lark reassured them about the delay in harvesting

<p>Wheat ripe enough for harvest = Risk of losing half the crop if not harvested Neighbors and friends called for help = Young Larks realized imminent danger Mother Lark's reassurance to her young ones = Delayed harvesting of wheat Wheat grains falling on young Larks' heads = Indicated urgency for immediate harvesting</p> Signup and view all the answers