Storybook
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
Indian (General)Transcript
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the world on the land world. Meeting with the lamb, a stray from the fall resolved not to lay violent hands on him but to find some play to justify to the land the wolf's right to eat him. He does it just him says it all. Last year, you grossly insulted me, indeed, bleated the lamp in a mournful tone of voice. I was not then born then, said the wolf you feed in my past row. No good, sir, replied. The land I have not. It tasted grass against the wolf. You drink off my well, No has claimed the land. I never yet drank water or us. Yet my mother's milk is both food and drink to me, upon which the wolf seized him on ate him up, saying, Well, I won't remain supper less. Even though you refute everyone off my imputation, the tyrant will always find text for his tyranny.