Fifty Famous Fables by Lida B. (Lida Brown) McMurry
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This frightened the partridge. It fluttered and cackled, pecking at the hunter's hand. At last it cried out, "Let me go! Do let me go! I am but one little bird. If you will set me free, I will lead a large flock of partridges to your net, and will coax them to go into it." But the hunter said, "You seem very willing to deceive the partridges; you might also deceive me. I will not let you go." THE NORTH WIND AND THE SUN "I am stronger than you," said the North Wind to the Sun. "That is not true," said the Sun. "Everyone knows that I am the stronger." "Show me that you are stronger than I," replied the North Wind. "You know very well that you are not." "Do you see that traveler coming? I can make him take off his coat. You can not," said the Sun. "We will see about that," answered the North Wind. "The one that |
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