Libro · Aesop's Fables
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Two Frogs were neighbours. One lived in a marsh, where there was
plenty of water, which frogs love: the other in a lane some
distance away, where all the water to be had was that which lay
in the ruts after rain. The Marsh Frog warned his friend and
pressed him to come and live with him in the marsh, for he would
find his quarters there far more comfortable and--what was still
more important--more safe. But the other refused, saying that he
could not bring himself to move from a place to which he had
become accustomed. A few days afterwards a heavy waggon came down
the lane, and he was crushed to death under the wheels.
THE COBBLER TURNED DOCTOR
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