Fables of Sop And Others
Fables of Sop And Others
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SIIBIBBBHIBI A talt straight Fir-tree, that stood towering up in the middle of the forest, was so proud of his dignity and high station, that he overlooked the little shrubs which grew beneath him. A bramble, being one ol the inferior throng, could by no means brook this haughty carriage, and therefore took him to task, and desired to know what he meant by it? Because, says the Fir-tree, I look upon myself as the first tree for beauty and rank, of any in the forest; my spiring top shoots up int...o the clouds, and my branches display themselves with a perpetual beauty and verdure; while you lie grovelling upon the ground, liable to be crush- ed by every foot that comes near you, and impover- ished by the luxurious drippings which fall from my leaves. All this may be true, replied the bramble; but when the woodman has marked you out for pub- lic use, and the sounding axe comes to be applied to I • iESOP'S FABLES. 161 your root, I am mistaken if you would not be glad to change conditions with the very worst of us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SIIBIBBBHIBI A talt straight Fir-tree, that stood towering up in the middle of the forest, was so proud of his dignity and high station, that he overlooked the little shrubs which grew beneath him. A bramble, being one ol the inferior throng, could by no means brook this haughty carriage, and therefore took him to task, and desired to know what he meant by it? Because, says the Fir-tree, I look upon myself as the first tree for beauty and rank, of any in the forest; my spiring top shoots up int...o the clouds, and my branches display themselves with a perpetual beauty and verdure; while you lie grovelling upon the ground, liable to be crush- ed by every foot that comes near you, and impover- ished by the luxurious drippings which fall from my leaves. All this may be true, replied the bramble; but when the woodman has marked you out for pub- lic use, and the sounding axe comes to be applied to I • iESOP'S FABLES. 161 your root, I am mistaken if you would not be glad to change conditions with the very worst of us.
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