Indian Fables
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" Fine Feather wept, saying, " Ah, what bright plumes he had ! " Crimson Crest some time after showed signs of life.
Meek Love cried, " Oh, live and love us again ! " 54 THE FOX AND HIS SHADOW.
Bright Wit cried, " Oh, let us hear your crowing again ! " Fine Feather cried, " Oh, let us see your bright plumes again ! " Then Crimson Crest got up like one waking from a trance, and with a hearty laugh exclaimed, " Ladies, you fancied you all loved me for one and the same reason ; but now you see, ' ...There is many a way to love as they say /'" THE FOX AND HIS SHADOW.
A FOX, one morning, found his shadow falling over a great part of the meadow.
So said he to himself, " I must really be much bigger than I seem to be : certainly bigger than the elephant ! " So, seeing an elephant pass by, he said, " You can't boast of your huge figure any more : behold, how big I am ! — there is my shadow to prove it ! " " If you were wise," said the elephant, " you would speak to my shadow." THE SUN, THE WISE MEN, AND THE WAG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Fine Feather wept, saying, " Ah, what bright plumes he had ! " Crimson Crest some time after showed signs of life.
Meek Love cried, " Oh, live and love us again ! " 54 THE FOX AND HIS SHADOW.
Bright Wit cried, " Oh, let us hear your crowing again ! " Fine Feather cried, " Oh, let us see your bright plumes again ! " Then Crimson Crest got up like one waking from a trance, and with a hearty laugh exclaimed, " Ladies, you fancied you all loved me for one and the same reason ; but now you see, ' ...There is many a way to love as they say /'" THE FOX AND HIS SHADOW.
A FOX, one morning, found his shadow falling over a great part of the meadow.
So said he to himself, " I must really be much bigger than I seem to be : certainly bigger than the elephant ! " So, seeing an elephant pass by, he said, " You can't boast of your huge figure any more : behold, how big I am ! — there is my shadow to prove it ! " " If you were wise," said the elephant, " you would speak to my shadow." THE SUN, THE WISE MEN, AND THE WAG.
What to read after Indian Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P V Ramasvami Raju to read onlineMoreLess
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