Toptygin and the Fox - Fairy tale by Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky - Fairy tales by Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky
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Toptygin and Lisa
"Why are you crying,
Are you stupid Bear? -
“How can I, Bear,
Don't cry, don't cry?
Poor me, unhappy
I was born
No tail.
Even the shaggy ones
Stupid dogs
There are cheerful people behind you
The tails stick out.
Even the naughty ones
Tattered cats
They're lifting up
Torn tails.
Just me, unhappy
I'm walking in the forest
No tail.
Doctor, good doctor,
Have pity on me
Ponytail quickly
Send it to the poor man!”
The kind one laughed
Dr. Aibolit.
To the stupid bear
Doctor says:
“Okay, okay, dear, I'm ready.
I have as many tails as you want.
There are goats, there are horses,
There are donkeys, long, long ones.
I will serve you, orphan:
I’ll tie at least four tails...”
Bear began to try on his tails,
Mishka began to walk in front of the mirror:
Either a cat or a dog applies
Yes, he glances sideways at Foxy.
And the Fox laughs:
“You’re so simple!
It’s not like that for you, Mishenka, you need a tail!..
You better take yourself a peacock:
It is gold, green and blue.
That's it, Misha, you will be good,
If you take a peacock’s tail!”
And the clubfoot is happy:
“What an outfit!
How will I walk like a peacock
Over the mountains and valleys,
So the animal people will gasp:
What a handsome guy he is!
And the bears, the bears in the forest,
When they see my beauty,
They will get sick, poor fellows, from envy!”
But he looks with a smile
On the bear Aibolit:
“And where do you belong with peacocks!
You take the goat one!”
"I don't want tails
From sheep and cats!
Give me the peacock
Gold, green, blue,
So that I walk through the forest,
He flaunted his beauty!”
And over the mountains, through the valleys
The bear walks like a peacock,
And it shines behind him
Golden-golden,
Painted,
Blue-blue
Peacock
And the Fox, and the Fox
And he bustles and fusses,
Walks around Mishenka,
Strokes his feathers:
"How good are you?
So you swim like a peacock!
I didn't recognize you
Took it for a peacock.
Oh, what a beauty
At the peacock's tail!
But then hunters walked through the swamp
And Mishenka’s tail was seen in the distance.
“Look: where does this come from?
Does gold glitter in the swamp?
We galloped but skipped over the bumps
And they saw stupid Mishka.
Mishka sits in front of a puddle,
Like in a mirror, looking into a puddle,
Stupid, he admires everything with his tail,
In front of Foxy, stupid, showing off
And he doesn’t see or hear the hunters,
That they are running through the swamp with dogs.
So they took the poor man
With bare hands,
Took and tied up
Sashes.
Having fun
Having fun
“Oh, you didn’t walk for long,
He showed off his beauty!
Here it is for you, peacock,
The men will warm your back.
So as not to brag,
So that you don’t put on airs!”
She ran up - grab and grab, -
She began to pull out feathers.
And she pulled out the poor guy’s entire tail.
The fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox is a humorous poem with deep meaning. The fairy tale is recommended for older preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. Be sure to read the fairy tale online and discuss it with your child.
Read the tale of Toptygin and the Fox
The tailless Toptygin envied animals that had beautiful tails. Doctor Aibolit had many different tails in stock. He invited the bear to choose the appropriate one. The Fox hovered around Toptygin. The gossip advised the bear to pay attention to the most beautiful one - the peacock. The clubfooted fox listened. He began to admire himself with a new tail, and the Fox was not a step away from the bear, she kept praising the handsome man. Toptygin became self-important and spread his tail so that all the animals could see him. The hunters noticed a bright peacock's tail from a distance, came running, and tied the clubfoot with sashes. And the insidious Fox laughed at the fool and pulled out the poor fellow’s entire tail. You can read the fairy tale online on our website.
Analysis of the tale Toptygin and the Fox
A funny allegorical story resembles a fable. It reveals the theme of human stupidity and deceit. Toptygin is the personification of a fool who believes flatterers. He grew tall, but didn't gain any intelligence. This is what they say about people who act like the main character of a fairy tale. The fox is the embodiment of deceit and treachery. She first encouraged Toptygin to do a rash act, and then made fun of the fool. What does the fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox teach? She teaches, listening to other people's opinions, to have your own, not to succumb to other people's influence and to be reasonable.
Moral of the tale Toptygin and the Fox
Where intelligence ends, stupidity begins - such the main idea follows from the content of the fairy tale Toptygin and the Fox. Remember: common sense helps you avoid many problems. We are surrounded not only by good people. In life there are “foxes” who gain trust, are disingenuous and flattering, help with their “advice” in order to have some benefit, and then do dirty tricks with intent or out of harm. Adults should beware of such “friends” and children should be taught this.
Toptygin and the Fox is a funny fairy tale by Korney Chukovsky in verse, which children have liked for more than half a century. It talks about how the bear really wanted a tail. Doctor Aibolit promised to help Mishka with this, and the sly fox decided to play a joke on the bear. She invites him to sew on a peacock’s tail, because it is so beautiful and magnificent! Find out how the story about Toptygin with someone else's tail ended by reading the fairy tale. She teaches you to see beauty in little things, to accept yourself and not to make fun of your friends.
Reading time: 2 min.
Why are you crying?
Are you stupid Bear? -
How can I, Bear,
Don't cry, don't cry?
Poor me, unhappy
Orphan,
I was born
No tail.
Even the shaggy ones
Stupid dogs
There are cheerful people behind you
The tails stick out.
Even the naughty ones
Tattered cats
They're lifting up
Torn tails.
Just me, unhappy
Orphan,
I'm walking in the forest
No tail.
Doctor, good doctor,
Have pity on me
Ponytail quickly
Sew it to the poor man!
The kind one laughed
Dr. Aibolit.
To the stupid bear
Doctor says:
Okay, okay, darling, I'm ready.
I have as many tails as you want.
There are goats, there are horses,
There are donkeys, long, long ones.
I will serve you, orphan:
At least I'll tie four tails...
Bear began to try on his tails,
Mishka began to walk in front of the mirror:
Either a cat or a dog applies
Yes, he glances sideways at Foxy.
And the Fox laughs:
You are very simple!
Not like that, Mishenka, you need a tail!
You better take yourself a peacock:
It is gold, green and blue.
That's it, Misha, you will be good,
If you take a peacock's tail!
And the clubfoot is happy:
What an outfit!
How will I walk like a peacock
Over the mountains and valleys,
So the animal people will gasp:
What a handsome guy he is!
And the bears, the bears in the forest,
When they see my beauty,
They will get sick, poor fellows, from envy!
But he looks with a smile
On the bear Aibolit:
And where do you belong with peacocks!
Get yourself a goat one!
I don't want tails
From sheep and cats!
Give me the peacock
Gold, green, blue,
So that I walk through the forest,
He showed off his beauty!
And over the mountains, through the valleys
The bear walks like a peacock,
And it shines behind him
Golden-golden,
Painted,
Blue-blue
Peacock
Tail.
And the Fox, and the Fox
And he bustles and fusses,
Walks around Mishenka,
Strokes his feathers:
How good are you?
So you swim like a peacock!
I didn't recognize you
Took it for a peacock.
Oh, what a beauty
At the peacock's tail!
But then hunters walked through the swamp
And Mishenka’s tail was seen in the distance.
Look: where does this come from?
Does gold glitter in the swamp?
We galloped but skipped over the bumps
And they saw stupid Mishka.
Mishka sits in front of a puddle,
Like in a mirror, looking into a puddle,
Stupid, he admires everything with his tail,
In front of Foxy, stupid, showing off
And he doesn’t see or hear the hunters,
That they are running through the swamp with dogs.
So they took the poor man
With bare hands,
Took and tied up
Sashes.
A Fox
Having fun
Having fun
Fox:
Oh, you didn't walk for long,
He showed off his beauty!
Here it is for you, peacock,
The men will warm your back.
So as not to brag,
So as not to put on airs!
She ran up - grab and grab, -
She began to pull out feathers.
And she pulled out the poor guy’s entire tail.
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