Story Hour Readers — Book Three by Ida Coe;Alice Julia Christie Dillon
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page 72 of 133 (54%)
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THE LION'S SHARE
The fox and the donkey were friends. One day they agreed to go hunting together. On their way through the forest, they stopped at the den of the lion. "Ho, ho, King Lion!" called the fox. "Friend Donkey and I are going to hunt for game. Will you go with us?" "Certainly," said the lion." I am ready for a good dinner." The lion, the fox, and the donkey set a trap near the lion's den. Then they hid behind the trees near by. Soon a wolf came prowling along and was caught in the trap. They attacked the wolf and killed him. "Let us have our dinner now. I am hungry," said the lion. "Friend Donkey," added the lion, "you may divide the animal and give each of us his portion." So the donkey divided the wolf into three equal parts. Then he said to the lion, "Which part will you have, King Lion?" The lion saw how the donkey had divided the animal. |
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