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Posted June 21, 2017 by

One day the Hodja was walking home with a basket of grapes in his arm. When the neighbourhood children saw the grapes, they asked for some. Hodja gave each one of them a small cluster of grapes. When the children complained that he was giving too little, Hodja had to come up with an excuse to save his basket of grapes from being consumed before he reached home.

“A little, a lot,” he said, “they all taste the same.”

© 2001 Lale Eskicioglu


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