THE CROW AND THE PITCHER

A CROW who was nearly perishing with thirst spied a pitcher with a

little water in it. Reaching down, he found the water so low that,

stooping and straining as he might, he was unable to reach it with his

beak. Thereupon he tried to overturn and break the Pitcher. This he was

not strong enough to do. At last, seeing some small pebbles, he brought

a great many and dropped them one by one, and so raised the water to

the brim and quenched his thirst.

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