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A large lion, initially careless, captures a small mouse that later begs for freedom and promises future usefulness. After the lion releases the mouse, hunters catch it; the mouse gnaws through thick ropes until the lion is freed. The story emphasizes mutual help, small acts of kindness, and the idea that even the seemingly weak can make a decisive difference.","Semmbinndue Doombel  \nNigerian Fulfulde [fuv]  \nEnglish Traditional Story  \nSemmbinndu e Doombel  \nby Aesop  \nrewriten by Carol Smith  \nThis story is from 'Stories for Children Book 7' used in the SIL MLE Curriculum in Cameroon.  \nImages by Anna Grove, Susan Rose, and MBANJI Bawe Ernest© 2019 SIL Cameroon. CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0.  \nImages on pages Front Cover, 1 by Susan Rose (lion), MBANJIBawe Ernest (mouse), © 2019 SIL Cameroon. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Images on pages 2–4 by Anna Grove, © 2019 SIL Cameroon. CC  \nBY-NC-ND 4.0.  \nFulfulde Literacy Promotion Project (FLPP) Ngam koo moye Pullo haani jannga! 08028391567  \nEnglish  \nCopyright © 2022, SIL Nigeria  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work, but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nTranslated by Yusuf H. Na'ango  \nAdapted from original, The Lion and the Mouse, Copyright © 2019, SIL Cameroon. Licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.  \nSemmbinndue Doombel  \nSemmbinndu mawndu e ɗaanii ley lekkidarbeejiyahi. Nden, sey wonngel  \ndoombel tokosel ƴeeŋi dow reedu mayru. Semmbinndu ndun nani nyelewɗum, ngam non sey ndu nanngi doombel ngel. Doombel ngel sey ɓeeki (siiki) . E nder kulol ngel wi ˈi,\"Useni, taa ˈ nyaaman. \" Nder kulol ngel ɓeekirii. Ngel ɗawti wi ˈ uki, \"Mi hewtaayii koo ˈ ŋoolannde go ˈo to maaɗa. Ɗalan midilla, nden nyalnde go ˈo, mi maagantee (walletee) . \" Semmbinndu woodi wi ˈi, \"Ajalniiyam! Noye ɗum waɗortoo, huunde (fii) tokoosum bono maaɗa meeɗa wallukiyam, min laamiiɗo mardiiji ladde fuu?\"Ammaa ni sey semmbinndu ndun ɗali doombelngel ngel dilli .  \nToo, e ɗum ɗon, gaɗajontooje ɗuɗɗe ƴaɓɓake.  \nWonnde nyalnde sey doombel nanisemmbinndu mawndu e wooda. Semmbinndu woodayndu ndun boo hollii endu nder nawɗum. Doombel ngel sey doggi, yahi to semmbinndu ndun. Ɗum pippiɗɗonanngi ndu. Koyɗe mayru, kaɓɓiraama e ɓoggol tekkungol.  \nDoombel ngel sey fuɗɗi ƴakkukii ɓoggolngol e ceeɓukoy nyiikoy mayngel. Ngel huwi wattujuutuɗum e ngel taƴa ɓoggol ngol. E timmoode semmbinndu ndun heɓi pitti.  \nDoombel ngel wi ˈi, \"Too, a yiˈii! A nattaynotorra mawka bannda naa ˈ min. \"Semmbinndu wonundu nder welwelo jooni, sey moosi wi ˈi, \"Non ka woni higooyel am. Non ka woni. \"  \n5  \nText in English: The Lion and the Mouse-A large lion was sleeping in the shade of a Nimm tree when a little mouse ran across his tummy. This tickled the lion, so he grabbed the little mouse. The mouse squeaked with fear.“Oh, please do not eat me,” squeaked the mouse,“I’m so small I would not even make one good bite. Let me go, and someday I could be useful to you.”“Now that is funny!” roared the lion,“How could a little thing like you ever help me, the king of all the animals?” But the lion let the mouse go. Weeks and weeks went by. One day the little mouse heard the large lion roaring. The noisy lion seemed to be in great pain. The mouse ran to the lion. He had been caught by hunters. His soft paws were tied with thick rope. The mouse began to gnaw the rope with his sharp little teeth. He worked a long, longtime. At last the lion was free! The mouse said,“There, you see! You would be in big trouble if it was not for me.” The grateful lion smiled.“So I see, my little friend. 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