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  THE HORSE AND THE CAT once upon a time, there was a cat that lived in a field beside a white river.  He often wished that he could swim. Because, that way, might cross  the river, reaching the large and well stocked pigeon house, which was on the other side. Cat : "If only I knew someone who could swim and who liked sweet juicy corn". Because the delectable golden corn really is wasted on those fat foolish pigeons. Horse : "what a coincidence. I am thinking of swimming cross the river to graze on some of that lovely ripening corn on the other side" Picturing the feast he would have, the cat made a proposition. "Maybe you could give me a ride on your back?" And in next to no time the horse and the cat were in the  water. On the opposite bank, the horse slowly started to Graze.  While the cat immediately leapt upon the pigeons. In just a few seconds, the cat  had caught several birds.  In a few seconds more, he had gorged himself, and in a mater of minute,

1. Legend        A legend is a folk prose story that is considered by the owner of the story to be a genuine event that has actually happened. Sangkuriang : The Legend of Tangkuban Perahu. Once upon a time, there are a god and goddess which were detained for breaking the rules. They both then were sentenced to live the rest of their life in the world while doing good deeds. During their time on earth the God was turned into a dog named Tumang and the the Goddess turned into a swine named Wayung Hyang. Tumang was owned by a king named Sumbing Prabangkara and live in the palace. Both become good friend, and stick like a glue. One day, King Sumbing decided to go for hunt to the nearest forest. Apparently, it’s the forest where Wayung Hyang lives. At the forest, the king needed to do his thing, and apparently his pee was cupped in a coconut shell. Little did they know, Wayung Hyang who felt thirsty and found the ‘water’ in coconut shell drank it and she became pregnant. 9 month after the p