THE LION AND THE BEAR

|A Lion and a Bear chanced to fall upon a Fawn at the same time, and

they began to fight for it. They fought so fiercely that at last they

fell down, entirely worn out and almost dead.

A Fox, passing that way, saw them stretched out, and the Fawn dead

between them. He stole in slyly, seized the Fawn, and ran away with it

for his own dinner. When they saw this, they could not stir, but they

cried out:--

“How foolish we were to take all this trouble for the Fox!”

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