Ksiazka · Aesop's Fables
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Autor: Aesop
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A Lion lay sick in his den, unable to provide himself with food.
So he said to his friend the Fox, who came to ask how he did, "My
good friend, I wish you would go to yonder wood and beguile the
big Stag, who lives there, to come to my den: I have a fancy to
make my dinner off a stag's heart and brains." The Fox went to
the wood and found the Stag and said to him, "My dear sir, you're
in luck. You know the Lion, our King: well, he's at the point of
death, and has appointed you his successor to rule over the
beasts. I hope you won't forget that I was the first to bring you
the good news. And now I must be going back to him; and, if you
take my advice, you'll come too and be with him at the last." The
Stag was highly flattered, and followed the Fox to the Lion's
den, suspecting nothing. No sooner had he got inside than the
Lion sprang upon him, but he misjudged his spring, and the Stag
got away with only his ears torn, and returned as fast as he
could to the shelter of the wood.
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