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THE CROW AND THE RAVEN
A Crow became very jealous of a Raven, because the latter was
regarded by men as a bird of omen which foretold the future, and
was accordingly held in great respect by them. She was very
anxious to get the same sort of reputation herself; and, one day,
seeing some travellers approaching, she flew on to a branch of a
tree at the roadside and cawed as loud as she could. The
travellers were in some dismay at the sound, for they feared it
might be a bad omen; till one of them, spying the Crow, said to
his companions, "It's all right, my friends, we can go on without
fear, for it's only a crow and that means nothing."
Those who pretend to be something they are not only make
themselves ridiculous.
THE WITCH
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