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The adaptation includes narration in both English and Tok Pisin, with the English narration provided by Helen Sahl and the Tok Pisin narration by Ruth-Ann Kwimberi. The eBook layout and audio recording were handled by SIL-Education for Life. The work originates from Buang, Mapos, Bulolo, Morobe, Papua New Guinea. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/), meaning it can be used for non-commercial purposes, adapted, and distributed under the same or a similar license. Copyright and credits for the authors and illustrators must be maintained. The document also contains textual content in an indigenous language, likely related to the Mapos translation team, detailing the narrative of the fable. The story depicts a contest between the wind and the sun to determine who is stronger, with the sun ultimately demonstrating its power through warmth rather than force, a theme commonly found in Aesop's fables to convey moral lessons about persuasion and strength.","# Ayööng Ving Nyëgg\n\n## (1-4)The Wind and the Sun\n\nAyööng Ving Nyeg  \n(1-4)The Wind and the Sun  \nAdapted by Barbara Hodgkinson from an Aesop FableIllustrated by Selby OtireColoured by Naomi NearEnglish narration by Helen SahlTok Pisin narration by Ruth-Ann Kwimberi  \neBook layout and audio recording by SIL-Education for Life  \nBuang,MaposBulolo,Morobe,Papua New Guinea  \nhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/  \nYou may not use this work for commercial purposes.You may adapt and add to this work,but you maydistribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one.You must keep thecopyright and credits for authors,illustrators,etc.  \nMapos translation team  \nThe text is adapted from an Aesop Fable by Barbara Hodgkinson  \nAyööng nikul luho nyegdemehoo sir be,ngwe tena niweek.  \nDele mehö ti medo neya lokaggata. Röp, röpröp ayööngyi.2  \nNyeg lu ayööng deyogekin be,ngwe tena rek nakah mehösagu yi röpröp vër, og yi mehöni week.  \nAyööng nikul yam mugin.Ve niweek los nikul.Dus rak be bepulmehö sën yi röprüp ayööng yi henlahloksen.  \nLom mehö  \nlo jom yi röpröp ayööng yi ahonrot, mebom anon. Gayöng suyoh vu be ngangenin na re.5  \nLob Hes tahu.Betummejeh rak mehö lo yu.","cbCaicAyNo5dt8SX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicAyNo5dt8SX","pdf",1007891,2,19,"English","en",105,"# Ayööng Ving Nyëgg\n## (1-4)The Wind and the Sun","[{\"question\":\"Who adapted the fable \\\"The Wind and the Sun\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The fable \\\"The Wind and the Sun\\\" was adapted by Barbara Hodgkinson from an Aesop Fable.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the licensing terms for this work?\",\"answer\":\"This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. 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