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At this the ant said that he couldĭance all winter too - and carried on working. One ant asked what the grasshopper hadīeen doing during the summer while they had been Grain for the winter, a hungry grasshopper beggedįor food. One autumn day as some ants were busily storing.The mouse pleaded for its life, so the lion let Once a lion trapped a mouse under its large paw.Saying to himself, A grain of golden corn would One day hisĬlaw flicked up a bright jewel which had fallenĪmongst the hay. To scratch about the hay in the farmyard, where Town, the dolphin knew the monkey was lying, so

Thinking Seriphos was a persons name, boasted

A monkey fell from a ship and was rescued by aĭolphin.

Sometime we do not see our own strengths.

Trapped - and the hounds and hunters closed in. His long legs helped him flee intoĪ thick wood, but his antlers became entangled in Pool, remarked, What glorious antlers I have.īut my legs are so skinny! At that moment theĪpproaching.

A stag (male deer), gazing at his reflection in a.

Theįather frog, trying to impress his child, puffed Rushed to tell her father about the monster.

A young frog, amazed at the huge size of an ox,.

Sometimes we do not see our own strengths. To, but I noticed that although many tracks led The lion sent for him, asking why he had not come Said that he would like the animals and birds to

An old lion sent out word that he was ill and.

Matching the correct moral to each fable. The moral of a fable (story) is the lesson

Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, Buffalo, NY.

My mom told me this so that way I would stop doing idiotic things. I do remember that I wanted to fly, so (Stupid me) I climbed a tree and jumped out of it.

My mom said she told it to me when I was about 5 or so, so I don't remember much of it. K.C.T: It's short, I know, but I can't remember much of this fable. "He could not have been bigger than this," she said.īut the little Frogs all declared that the monster was much, much bigger and the old Frog kept puffing herself out more and more until, all at once, she burst. "Big, was he!" said the old Frog, puffing herself up, "Was he as big as this?" "A great big monster," said one of them, "Stepped on little brother with one of his huge feet!" The old Frog soon missed the little one and asked his brothers and sisters what had become of him.

As he splashed heavily into the water, he crushed a young Frog into the mud.

An Ox came down to a reedy pool to drink.