Long long time ago...
Long long time ago, there was a young man named Ono Michikaze in Japan. He was a struggling calligrapher. One day, he noticed a frog under a willow tree when he was wondering if he should abandon his dream of a great calligrapher. The small creature was trying to jump to the branch high above it. The young artist thought that it wouldn't reach for million ages, but it managed to jump to the branch after its innumerable attempts. He had learnt the 'practice makes perfect' thing from the frog.
The end.
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A long, long time ago...
A long, long time ago, there was a young man named Ono Michikaze in Japan. He was a struggling calligrapher. One day, he noticed a frog under a willow tree, while he was wondering if he should abandon his dream of a great calligrapher. The small creature was trying to jump to a branch high above it. The young artist thought that it wouldn't reach it in a million years, but it managed to jump to the branch after its innumerable attempts. He learnt that 'practice makes perfect' from the frog.
The end.
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Long long time ago...
Long long time ago, there was a young man named Ono Michikaze in Japan. He was a struggling calligrapher. One day, he noticed a frog under a willow tree when he was wondering if he should abandon his dream of a great calligrapher. The small creature was trying to jump to the branch high above it. The young artist thought that it wouldn't reach for (in) million ages (years), but it managed to jump to the branch after its innumerable attempts. He had learnt the (that) 'practice makes perfect' thing (not needed) from the frog.
The end. (Great story)
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Once upon time...
A very Long long time ago, there was a young man named Ono Michikaze in Japan. He was a struggling calligrapher. One day he noticed a frog under a willow tree, whilst he was wondering if he should abandon his dream of a great calligrapher. The small creature was trying to jump to the branch high above. The young artist thought that the frog couldn't reach it in a million years however, it managed to jump to the branch after its numerous attempts. The young man had learnt from the frog that 'practice makes perfect.'
The end.
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This picture is from Japanese cards called Hanafuda(花札).
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