THE FOX AND THE GRAPES

A FOX came at vintage time to a place where ripe grapes were hanging

in tempting clusters over the branch of a tree. “I will get them,”

said the Fox. He made many a spring and jump, but failing each time to

secure the prize, he at length walked away, muttering, “Well, what does

it matter? The grapes are sour.”

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