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France. Fi kun osù 9 kọjá. Ti gba 5196 awọn ifiranṣẹ.
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***3604 | er sire, it cannot be denied, Had much preferr'd a son-in-law Of less terrific mouth and paw. It was not easy to decide-- The lion might the gift abuse-- | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | ve The fact that she could bear With none but males of martial air, The lady was in love With him of shaggy hair. Her sire, much wanting cover To send aw | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | sort of harm, Permit us to remove the cause, By filing off your teeth and claws. In such a case, your royal kiss Will be to her a safer bliss, And to you | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | lion, on his way Across a meadow, met one day A shepherdess, who charm'd him so, That, as such matters ought to go, He sought the maiden for his bride. H | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | rself a sweeter; Since she will more respond To those endearments fond With which you greet her.' The lion gave consent at once, By love so great a dunce | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | Love! when held by you, We may to prudence bid adieu. | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | ! Without a tooth or claw now view him-- A fort with cannon spiked. The dogs, let loose upon him, slew him, All biting safely where they liked. O, tyrant | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | nd,--[28] The Alexander of the cats, The Attila,[29] the scourge of rats, Whose fierce and whisker'd head Among the latter sp | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | n slim, The tempting heaps of poison'd meal, The traps of wire and traps of steel, Were only play compared with him. At length, so sadly we | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | re they scared. The rats and mice no longer dared To show their thievish faces Outside their hiding-places, Thus shunning all pursuit | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | THE CAT AND THE OLD RAT.[27] A story-writer of our sort Historifies, in short, Of one that may be reckon'd A Rodilard the Seco | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | By clinging with his hinder claws To some small bit of string. The rats esteem'd the thing A judgment for some naughty deed, Som | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | ; whereat Our crafty General Cat Contrived to hang himself, as dead, Beside the wall with downward head, Resisting gravitation's laws | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | read, A league around, its dread; Who seem'd, indeed, determined The world should be unvermined. The planks with props more false tha | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | Of laughing at his funeral, They thrust their noses out in air; And now to show their heads they dare; Now dodging back, now venturing more; | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | At last upon the larder's store They fall to filching, as of yore. A scanty feast enjoy'd these shallows; Down dropp'd the hung one from | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | e thievish snatch, Or ugly scratch; And thought their foe had got his meed By being hung indeed. With hope elated all | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | y Mr. Mildandsly; For, putting on a mealy robe, He squatted in an open tub, And held his purring and his breath;-- Out came the vermin to | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | ence taught; The point is settled, free from doubt, That from your holes you shall come out.' His threat as good as prophecy Was proved b | ọdún 1 kọjá |
***3604 | his gallows, And of the hindmost caught. 'Some other tricks to me are known,' Said he, while tearing bone from bone, 'By long experi | ọdún 1 kọjá |