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                                                  1  In the beginning, the sky was close to the earth, and the
                                                     people didn’t have to work for their food. All they had to do was

                                                     cut away a piece of sky to eat. It tasted delicious, like meat or
                                                     corn or honey or anything else they felt like eating. Since they
                                                     didn’t have to hunt for their food, all they did was weave and

                                                     carve and tell stories all day.

                                                  2     When the great King Oba wanted to give a party, his
                                                     servants would cut out pieces of the sky and shape them into

                                                     wonderful forms—animals, diamonds, leaves, or flowers.
                                                  3     But as time went on, the people forgot to appreciate the
                                                     sky. They took their food for granted, and they became
                                                     wasteful. They cut far more sky than they needed and threw

                                                     what they didn’t use onto the garbage heap.













































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