N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 189 Chapter 4. Ages and ages ago and in today's realities It is better not to know anything, than to know a little and trust everything. Long ago, on one of the planets (let's call this Planet Thion) there lived men . They were hardworking, honest, and fair and created a highly developed civilization on this Planet. They worked all day long, and in the evening they retired in their caves. Sometimes one of the men felt unwell, and he retired in his cave for a long time. And an idea of bothering him never occurred to anyone. Everyone knew that time would pass, and everything will turn out all right by itself. Then he will leave the cave and again get to everyday affairs. This was the way men lived on that Planet, and they liked it. In millions of kilometers away from this planet there was another Planet – Agra, and it was inhabited with women. They lived harmoniously and peacefully. In the evenings they gathered together and sang drawn-out songs in their "Agric" language. Sometimes one of the women felt unwell. And then other women came to her house. They sat together, talked, sang, and after a while she recovered. That is the way women lived on that Planet, and they liked their life. Time came when the civilization of Thion reached such a high level that men were able to build a star plane, and a few dozen of inhabitants of Thion set out to space on it. They flew for a very long time. And after a while one of the stars first turned into a speck, then into a ball, and finally into a planet. It was Agra. When the men landed (or rather, set on Agra) – they saw that the Planet was inhabited with intelligent beings, and they tried to make contact with them. The men immediately liked the women, really liked. But women, on the contrary, treated the uninvited guests with caution, and at first they kept the distance for a while. But some time passed, and everything went right. It turned out that two civilizations have something to share with each other. Some of the men stayed on Agra, and some of the women flew to Thion. The Men settled on Agra in caves and began to live, and when one of them felt unwell, he retired in his cave. This seemed very strange to the