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Fables for Children By Leo Tolstoy
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The Wolf And The Lamb
A Wolf saw a Lamb drinking at a river. The Wolf wanted to eat the Lamb, and so he began to annoy him. He said:
“You are muddling my water and do not let me drink.”
The Lamb said:
“How can I muddle your water? I am standing downstream from you; besides, I drink with the tips of my lips.”
And the Wolf said:
“Well, why did you call my father names last summer?”
The Lamb said:
“But, Wolf, I was not yet born last summer.”
The Wolf got angry, and said:
“It is hard to get the best of you. Besides, my stomach is empty, so I will devour you.”
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