狮子与老鼠｜The Lion and the Mouse
出自｜伊索寓言Morning sunlight poured into the forestUnder a big tree, a lion lay curled up, its mane rising and falling with each breathNot far away, a tiny mouse crept along, sniffing the airIt tripped, stumbling right onto the lion's whiskersThe lion opened one eyeThe little mouse froze, too scared to breatheThe lion opened his huge mouth, showing sharp teethThe mouse curled into a ball, voice trembling"Please don't eat me, maybe someday I can help you"The lion paused, then laughed, and let the mouse goThe little mouse tumbled and scrambled into the grassThree days later, the lion was walking…
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