In The Legend Of Northland!
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- SAINT PETER'S CURSE
- FROM NOW ONWARDS YOU WOULD HAVE TO BORE AND BORE INTO THE DRY WOODS FOR SHELTER, YOU WOULD HAVE TO WORK HARD HARD ALL DAY TO COLLECT SCANTY FOOD FOR YOURSELF. IN THIS WAY, YOU WILL GET TO LEARN A LESSON.
- YOU ARE SELFISHAND YOU DON'T DESERVE TO LIVE AS A HUMAN BEING. He further added that JESUS HAD GIVEN YOU FOOD, SHELTER , AND FIRE TO KEEP YOURSELF WARM BUT YOU HAVE BECOME SELFISH AND GREEDY.
- THE LADY REGRETS THE YES!
- The lady thought to herself ,WHY DID I LET THE STARVING SAINT COME IN? WHY DO I HAVE TO GIVE HIM, A PIECE OF CAKE AND THAT TO FOR FREE,ISN'T IT ALL MINE?
- ALEGEND OF THE NORTHLAND
- MADAM I HAVE BEEN TRAVELLING THE WORLD AND I HAVE NOT EATEN ANYTHING SINCE A LONG TIME. CAN YOU SHOW SOME MERCY WITH A SMALL PIECE OF CAKE. JESUS MAY BLESS YOU!
- EMMM ALRIGHT, YOU ARE WELCOMED. YOU MAY COME INSIDE.
- The miser lady's behaviortowards the saint was bad enough to provoke him, which made him to curse her and learn a lesson by that. Her behaviorwas not considerable becauseshe was not kind enough to help others in need.
- SAINT PETER'S CURSE
- YOU ARE SELFISHAND YOU DON'T DESERVE TO LIVE AS A HUMAN BEING. He further added that JESUS HAD GIVEN YOU FOOD, SHELTER , AND FIRE TO KEEP YOURSELF WARM BUT YOU HAVE BECOME SELFISH AND GREEDY.
- The woman was selfish and didn't wanted to give Saint Peter a piece of cake and thus regretted her decision of agreeing upon the saint's request.
- THE WOMAN TURNED INTO A BIRD
- The devotee of Jesus, Saint Peter, lived in the world below, preaching; came across a cottage. As he had been travelling the world and fasting for a long time, he was starving with hunger and thus became weak and started fainting. In that big cottage lived a little lady, greedy and miser who didn't had the basic decency to feed a hungry human. Now, saint Peter approachedthe woman and asked for one cake out of the many baked by her.
- MORAL OF THE BALLAD
- I read it somewhere which I would like to add, 'Nobody's going to remember what gown you wore or what make up you had or what your jewelry was like or whether your nails were painted. But they will remember how you treated them. That's how you treat people. THAT'S THE LEGACY YOU LEAVE BEHIND.
- The miser lady's behaviortowards the saint was bad enough to provoke him, which made him to curse her and learn a lesson by that. Her behaviorwas not considerable becauseshe was not kind enough to help others in need.
- FROM NOW ONWARDS YOU WOULD HAVE TO BORE AND BORE INTO THE DRY WOODS FOR SHELTER, YOU WOULD HAVE TO WORK HARD HARD ALL DAY TO COLLECT SCANTY FOOD FOR YOURSELF. IN THIS WAY, YOU WILL GET TO LEARN A LESSON.
- When Saint Peter cursed her she became a woodpecker and flew through the chimney. The bird had a red cap on her head same as the women wore. All other clothes of the woman were burnt into ashes. When people in the countryside and children see this kind of bird, their elders tell them this story of the legend of Saint Peter and the miserly woman.
- The poem 'A Legend of the Northland' by Phoebe Cary, conveys the message of generosity. The poet warns us not to be greedy. If God has given us every comfort then we should be thankful to him and help his people who are poorer than us or in need. (COMIC STRIP BY BHAVYA MALHOTRA, IX B)
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