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I'm terribly afraid of its getting into my ear: if it once gets
in, I'm dead and done for." The Lion's spirits rose at once when
he heard this: "For," he said to himself, "if the Elephant, huge
as he is, is afraid of a gnat, I needn't be so much ashamed of
being afraid of a cock, who is ten thousand times bigger than a
gnat."
THE PIG AND THE SHEEP
A Pig found his way into a meadow where a flock of Sheep were
grazing. The shepherd caught him, and was proceeding to carry him
off to the butcher's when he set up a loud squealing and
struggled to get free. The Sheep rebuked him for making such a
to-do, and said to him, "The shepherd catches us regularly and
drags us off just like that, and we don't make any fuss." "No, I
dare say not," replied the Pig, "but my case and yours are
altogether different: he only wants you for wool, but he wants me
for bacon."
THE GARDENER AND HIS DOG
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