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0000162031 00000 n 0000160308 00000 n endstream endobj startxref Create a library and add your favorite stories. Fables are stories that have been told throughout past generations, trickling down to the present to deliver important lessons about life, nature, love, friendship, and being a … 0000159795 00000 n The animals felt relieved and grateful, and asked him to go at once--which he did. The ass was not, troubled; he was calm, and said there was one way to find out who was in the right, himself or the cat: he would go and look in that hole, and come back and tell what he found there. 0000152898 00000 n That excited them almost to a frenzy, and they said they would give the world to see it. What lesson about the nature of perception is contained in "A Fable," by American humorist Mark Twain? 0000165373 00000 n

0000163163 00000 n 0000159202 00000 n Then the bear asked: This filled them with admiration and uncertainty, and they were more excited than ever.