Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 71
rizeSnapped up before her very eyes,And heard the Foxs parting jeer—Dont trouble now to caiv, my dear! THE DOG IN THE MANGER A selfish Dog used for his bedThe manger where the oxen fed;And while he could not eat the hayHimself, by growling drove awayThe hungry oxen. Now, althoughThat Dog died… … 600 AESOPS FABLES THE WIND AND THE- SUN The Wind and Sun once fell intoA heated argument, which grewEach day more bitter. Wind andSun Each claimed to be the stronger one.Finding that neither one wouldmake The least concession, for the sakeOf peace, the two agreed at lengthUpon a trial of their…
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