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| ***3604 | en, to save your precious souls, Remaineth but to say, 'Twill be the safest way, To chuck yourselves in holes.' Before she had thus | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | public use retain'd, The slightest storms she well foreknew, And told the sailors ere they blew. A farmer sowing hemp, once having found, Sh | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | ous seed. Though such a bird as I Knows how to hide or fly, You birds a caution need. See you that waving hand? It | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | llow's warning voice was heard again: 'My friends, the product of that deadly grain, Seize now, and pull it root by root, Or surely | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | scatters on the land What well may cause alarm. 'Twill grow to nets and snares, To catch you unawares, And work you fatal har | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | he little birds took little heed, So fed were they with other seed. Anon the field was seen Bedeck'd in tender green. The swa | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | you'll repent its fruit.' 'False, babbling prophetess,' says one, 'You'd set us at some pretty fun! To pull this field a thousand birds | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | m! Great multitudes I fear, Of you, my birdies dear, That falling seed, so little, Will bring to cage or kettle! Bu | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | e gather'd all the little birds around, And said, 'My friends, the freedom let me take To prophesy a little, for your sake, Against this danger | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | t though so perilous the plot, You now may easily defeat it: All lighting on the seeded spot, Just scratch up every seed and eat it.' T | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | number'd fond caresses.' The wolf, by force of appetite, Accepts the terms outright, Tears glistening in his eyes. But fa | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | To bark a little now and then, To chase off duns and beggar men, To fawn on friends that come or go forth, Your master please, a | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | stiff dog astray. A prouder, fatter, sleeker Tray, No human mortal owns. Sir Wolf in famish'd plight, Would fain have made a ration | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | THE WOLF AND THE DOG.[5] A prowling wolf, whose shaggy skin (So strict the watch of dogs had been) Hid little but his bones, Once met a ma | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | So, then, in civil conversation The wolf express'd his admiration Of Tray's fine case. Said Tray, politely, 'Yourself, good sir, may be | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | ggard want. With such a pack, of course it follows, One fights for every bit he swallows. Come, then, with me, and share On equal terms o | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | nd so forth; For which you have to eat All sorts of well-cook'd meat-- Cold pullets, pigeons, savoury messes-- Besides un | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | 'Not always, sir; but what of that?' 'Enough for me, to spoil your fat! It ought to be a precious price Which could to servile chains enti | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | to pain me; Perhaps the collar's mark by which they chain me.' 'Chain! chain you! What! run you not, then, Just where you please, and when?' | 1 year ago |
| ***3604 | ur princely fare.' 'But what with you Has one to do?' Inquires the wolf. 'Light work indeed,' Replies the dog; 'you only need | 1 year ago |
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