The Lion, The Bear And The Fox

fables--the-lion-the-bear-and-the-fox

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original ¶1

Just as a great Bear rushed to seize a stray kid, a Lion leaped from another direction upon the same prey. The two fought furiously for the prize until they had received so many wounds that both sank down unable to continue the battle.

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original ¶2

Just then a Fox dashed up, and seizing the kid, made off with it as fast as he could go, while the Lion and the Bear looked on in helpless rage.

v1 ¶2

Just then a Fox dashed up, and seizing the kid, made off with it as fast as he could go, while the Lion and the Bear looked on in helpless rage.

original ¶3

“How much better it would have been,” they said, “to have shared in a friendly spirit.”

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"How much better it would have been," they said, "to have shared in a friendly spirit."

original ¶4

Aesop was an ancient Greek storyteller, believed to have lived around 620–564 BCE, whose fables have been retold across cultures for over two millennia. His stories typically feature animals whose conflicts and follies illuminate human nature with sharp economy. This particular fable distils its moral — that quarrelling rivals often benefit only a watchful third party — into fewer than a hundred words.

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