A FOX AND A CRAB

A HUNGRY Fox surprised a Crab, who had left the sea and was lying upon

the beach.

“What good luck, to find a breakfast so easily,” said the Fox, as he

pounced upon him.

“Well,” said the Crab, when he found that he was to be eaten, “this

comes of going where I have no business; I should have stayed in the

water, where I belonged.”

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