كتاب · Aesop's Fables
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A Wolf caught sight of a Goat browsing above him on the scanty
herbage that grew on the top of a steep rock; and being unable to
get at her, tried to induce her to come lower down. "You are
risking your life up there, madam, indeed you are," he called
out: "pray take my advice and come down here, where you will find
plenty of better food." The Goat turned a knowing eye upon him.
"It's little you care whether I get good grass or bad," said she:
"what you want is to eat me."
THE SICK STAG
A Stag fell sick and lay in a clearing in the forest, too weak to
move from the spot. When the news of his illness spread, a number
of the other beasts came to inquire after his health, and they
one and all nibbled a little of the grass that grew round the
invalid till at last there was not a blade within his reach. In a
few days he began to mend, but was still too feeble to get up and
go in search of fodder; and thus he perished miserably of hunger
owing to the thoughtlessness of his friends.
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