. Die sprechenden Tiere: Ein Buch der Fabel Weisheit. Y eine kleine Weile. EE-Sze (Bedeutung): Der Schöpfer hat die Welt für alle aufmachen lassen, und während er sie benutzt, sollten die Starken nicht versuchen, die Schwachen zu vertreiben. Der stolze Fuchs und die Krabbe EINES Tages sagte ein Fuchs zu einer Krabbe: Crawlingthing, bist du jemals in deinem ganzen Leben gelaufen. Ja, sagte die Krabbe, ich Laufe sehr oft vom Schlamm zum Gras und zurück zum Fluss.: Oh, Schande! Sagte der Fuchs, das ist nichts zu laufen. Wie viele Füße und Beine rasieren Sie? Ich habe nur vier. Warum, wenn ich viele Füße hadas, wie Sie haben, würde ich mindestens sechsmal so schnell laufen wie Sie. Wussten Sie, dass Sie ar

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. The talking beasts : a book of fable wisdom . y a littlewhile. EE-SzE (Meaning): The Creator made the world for all touse, and, while using it, the strong should not try to drive outthe weak. The Proud Fox and the Crab ONE day a Fox said to a Crab: Crawlingthing, did you ever run in all your life. Yes, said the Crab, I run very often fromthe mud to the grass and back to the river.: Oh, shame! said the Fox, that is nodistance to run. How many feet and legshave you? I have only four. Why, if I hadas many feet as you have, I would run at leastsix times as fast as you do. Did you know thatyou are really a very slow, stupid creature?Though I have only four feet I run ten times asfar as you do. I never heard of any one withso many feet as you have, running so slowly.1 The Crab said: Would you like to run arace with a stupid creature like me? I willtry to run as fast as you. I know I am small, so suppose we go to the scales and see how muchheavier you are. As you are ten times largerthan I, of course you will have to run ten timesfaster.. * ONE DAY A FOX SAID TO A CRAB: CBAWLJNG THING, DID YOUEVER RUN IN ALL YOUR LITE? FABLES FROM THE CHINESE 255 Another reason why you can run so fastis because you have such a fine tail and holdit so high. If you would allow me to put itdown, I do not think you would run any fasterthan I. Oh, very wrell, said the Fox, contempt-uously, do as you like, and still the race willbe so easy for me that I will not even need to try.Your many legs and your stupid head do notgo very well together. Now, if I had my senseand all of your legs, no creature in the forestcould outrun me. As it is, there are none thatcan outwit me. I am known as the sharp-witted. Even man says, Qui-kwat-wui-lai(sly as a fox). So do what you will, stupid one.5 If you will let me tie your beautiful taildown so it will stay, said the Crab, I amsure I can win the race. Oh, no, you cannot, said the Fox. ButI will prove to even your stupid, slow brainthat it will make no differe

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