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Aesop's Fables for Children
The Frog and the Ox |
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An Aesop Fable |
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| One afternoon a grand and wonderful ox was on his daily stroll, when he was noticed by a small haggardly frog. The frog was too impressed with the great ox, impressed to the point of envy. "Look at this magnificent ox!" he called to all his friends, "He's such a grand size for an animal, but he's no greater than I am if I tried." The frog
started puffing and swelled from his normal size.
So, the
frog puffed himself up more and more, trying to reach the state of the
ox. But the
frog continue to puff and swell, larger and larger until he finally
burst. |
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Be true to your own character. |

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