
A boy bathing in a river found himself in grave danger of drowning. In a state of panic, he called out to a passing traveler for assistance. However, instead of offering a helping hand, the man stood by indifferently, scolding the boy for his recklessness.
"Oh, sir!" cried the youth, "please help me now and scold me afterwards."
This encounter illustrates a valuable lesson: counsel without help is utterly useless.
Help should be prioritized over criticism in times of crisis.
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