Libro · Aesop's Fables
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THE OLIVE-TREE AND THE FIG-TREE
An Olive-tree taunted a Fig-tree with the loss of her leaves at a
certain season of the year. "You," she said, "lose your leaves
every autumn, and are bare till the spring: whereas I, as you
see, remain green and flourishing all the year round." Soon
afterwards there came a heavy fall of snow, which settled on the
leaves of the Olive so that she bent and broke under the weight;
but the flakes fell harmlessly through the bare branches of the
Fig, which survived to bear many another crop.
THE LION AND THE BOAR
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