كتاب · Aesop's Fables
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THE LIONESS AND THE VIXEN
A Lioness and a Vixen were talking together about their young, as
mothers will, and saying how healthy and well-grown they were,
and what beautiful coats they had, and how they were the image of
their parents. "My litter of cubs is a joy to see," said the Fox;
and then she added, rather maliciously, "But I notice you never
have more than one." "No," said the Lioness grimly, "but that
one's a lion."
Quality, not quantity.
THE VIPER AND THE FILE
A Viper entered a carpenter's shop, and went from one to another
of the tools, begging for something to eat. Among the rest, he
addressed himself to the File, and asked for the favour of a
meal. The File replied in a tone of pitying contempt, "What a
simpleton you must be if you imagine you will get anything from
me, who invariably take from every one and never give anything in
return."
The covetous are poor givers.
THE CAT AND THE COCK
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