Fifty-One Tales
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"Run hard! Run hard!" shouted some.
"Let him rest," shouted others. And "let him rest" became a catch-phrase too.
And after a while his rival drew near to him.
"There comes that damned Tortoise," said the Hare, and he got up and ran as hard as he could so that he should not let the Tor- toise beat him.
"Those ears will win," said his friends.
"Those ears will win; and establish upon HARE AND TORTOISE 69 an incontestable footing the truth of what we have said." And some of them turned to the bac...kers of the Tortoise and said: "What about your beast now?" "Run hard," they rephed. "Run hard." The Hare ran on for nearly three hundred yards, nearly in fact as far as the wirming- post, when it suddenly struck him what a fool he looked running races with a Tor- toise who was nowhere in sight, and he sat down again and scratched.
"Run hard. Run hard," said the crowd, and "Let him rest." "Whatever is the use of it?" said the Hare, and this time he stopped for good.
Some say he slept.
There was desperate excitement for an hour or two, and then the Tortoise won.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Run hard! Run hard!" shouted some.
"Let him rest," shouted others. And "let him rest" became a catch-phrase too.
And after a while his rival drew near to him.
"There comes that damned Tortoise," said the Hare, and he got up and ran as hard as he could so that he should not let the Tor- toise beat him.
"Those ears will win," said his friends.
"Those ears will win; and establish upon HARE AND TORTOISE 69 an incontestable footing the truth of what we have said." And some of them turned to the bac...kers of the Tortoise and said: "What about your beast now?" "Run hard," they rephed. "Run hard." The Hare ran on for nearly three hundred yards, nearly in fact as far as the wirming- post, when it suddenly struck him what a fool he looked running races with a Tor- toise who was nowhere in sight, and he sat down again and scratched.
"Run hard. Run hard," said the crowd, and "Let him rest." "Whatever is the use of it?" said the Hare, and this time he stopped for good.
Some say he slept.
There was desperate excitement for an hour or two, and then the Tortoise won.
What to read after Fifty-One Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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