Aesops Fables Chiefly From Original Sources
Aesops Fables Chiefly From Original Sources
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The Ass ; who had been some while ailing, besought the Horse one day to relieve him of part of his load ; "Foi if, "saidhe, "you would take a fair portion, I shall soon get well again ; but if you refuse to help me, this weight will kill me. " The Horse, Dorse anD tbe Hoafcefc however, bade the Ass get on, and not trouble him with his complaints. The Ass jogged on in silence, but presently, overcome with the weight of his burden, dropped down dead, as he had foretold. Upon this, the master comi...ng up, unloosed the load from the dead Ass, and put- ting it upon the Horse's back, made him carry the Ass's carcase in addition. " Alas, for my ill nature ! " said the Horse ; "by refusing to bear my just portion of the load, I have now to carry the whole of it, with a dead weight into the bargain. " A disobliging temper carries its own punish ment along with it.
Cbe Sicfc Xion 173 CXI, .
THE SICK LION.
A Lion, no longer able, from the weakness of old age, to hunt for his prey, laid himself up in his den, and, breathing with great difficulty, and speaking with a low voice, gave out that he was very ill indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Ass ; who had been some while ailing, besought the Horse one day to relieve him of part of his load ; "Foi if, "saidhe, "you would take a fair portion, I shall soon get well again ; but if you refuse to help me, this weight will kill me. " The Horse, Dorse anD tbe Hoafcefc however, bade the Ass get on, and not trouble him with his complaints. The Ass jogged on in silence, but presently, overcome with the weight of his burden, dropped down dead, as he had foretold. Upon this, the master comi...ng up, unloosed the load from the dead Ass, and put- ting it upon the Horse's back, made him carry the Ass's carcase in addition. " Alas, for my ill nature ! " said the Horse ; "by refusing to bear my just portion of the load, I have now to carry the whole of it, with a dead weight into the bargain. " A disobliging temper carries its own punish ment along with it.
Cbe Sicfc Xion 173 CXI, .
THE SICK LION.
A Lion, no longer able, from the weakness of old age, to hunt for his prey, laid himself up in his den, and, breathing with great difficulty, and speaking with a low voice, gave out that he was very ill indeed.
What to read after Aesops Fables Chiefly From Original Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas James to read onlineMoreLess
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