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The Goat called loudly after him and reminded him of his promise
to help him out: but the Fox merely turned and said, "If you had
as much sense in your head as you have hair in your beard you
wouldn't have got into the well without making certain that you
could get out again."
Look before your leap.
THE FISHERMAN AND THE SPRAT
A Fisherman cast his net into the sea, and when he drew it up
again it contained nothing but a single Sprat that begged to be
put back into the water. "I'm only a little fish now," it said,
"but I shall grow big one day, and then if you come and catch me
again I shall be of some use to you." But the Fisherman replied,
"Oh, no, I shall keep you now I've got you: if I put you back,
should I ever see you again? Not likely!"
THE BOASTING TRAVELLER
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