FABLE XXVII.

[Illustration: THE FOX AND THE LION.]

The first time the Fox saw the Lion, he fell down at his feet, and was

ready to die with fear. The second time, he took courage, and could even

bear to look upon him. The third time, he had the impudence to come up

to him, to salute him, and to enter into familiar conversation with him.

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