Answer:

"Kindness never goes unrewarded" is an often-quoted proverb. It means if we help

others in their difficulties, they will help us in our difficulties. If we do good to others,

they will do good for us. There is a famous story to illustrate the truth of this proverb.

It was a pleasant MORNING, though the sky was overcast with clouds. A bee was busy

flying flower to flower, collecting nectar to take back to the hive, where the young

babies, as well as, the queen bee was waiting to be fed. Though it would have

preferred sunny weather, summertime is supposed to be a period of hectic activity

and the cloudy sky was no deterrent for a bee to take an off from work. Enough

nectar had to be collected and stored as honey to last them throughout the long

winter. SUDDENLY, there was such a gust of wind that dropped it (the bee) into thestream below. A dove was sitting in her nest, who had noticed the event. It was

compassionate and helpful by nature. It dropped a leaf that floated close enough to

bee, so as to be convenient for the insect to climb on to it. The bee was grateful and

flapped its WINGS vigorously to dry them. The bee thanked the dove for saving its life.

They became friends. After a few days, the dove was sitting on the branch of a tree. A

little distance away, the bee noticed a hunter, taking an aim in the sky. He loaded his

gun to shoot her down. And lo and behold ! the hunter was aiming at the dove that

had saved it just a while ago. The bee that was flying here and there happened to see

all that. At once, the bee darted towards the hunter and stung him on the hand just in

time that he missed his mark. The dove flew away with the bang of the gun and saved

her life. Thus she received the reward of her noble deed done to the bee.

Moral: A well-done returns in the FORM of good fortune in a numerable way.