The Milkmaid and her Pails

 At some point, Molly the milkmaid had filled her buckets with milk. Her occupation was to drain the cows, and afterward carry the milk to the market to sell. Molly wanted to contemplate what to spend her cash on.

As she filled the buckets with milk and went to advertise, she again thought about everything she needed to purchase. As she strolled along the street, she considered purchasing a cake and a container brimming with new strawberries.

A little not too far off, she recognized a chicken. She thought, "With the cash I get from today, I will purchase my very own chicken. That chicken will lay eggs, then, at that point, I will actually want to sell milk and eggs and get more cash!"

She proceeded, "With more cash, I will actually want to purchase an extravagant dress and make the wide range of various milkmaids envious." Out of energy, Molly began skipping, overlooking the milk in her buckets. Before long, the milk began spilling once again the edges, covering Molly.

Doused, Molly shared with herself, "Good gracious! I won't ever have sufficient the means to purchase a chicken now." She returned home with her vacant buckets.

"Gracious, wow! What befell you?" Molly's mom inquired.

"I was too bustling dreaming pretty much everything I needed to purchase that I disregarded the buckets," she replied.

"Goodness, Molly, my dear. How frequently do I have to say, 'Don't count your chickens until they bring forth?'"