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The Crow is very thirsty.
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The Crow and the Pitcher
A thirsty crow raises the water in a pitcher by dropping stones into it.
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A thirsty crow finds a pitcher
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He may die without water.
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He finds a Pitcher.
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There is only a little water in it.
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The Crow tries to drink.
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He puts his beak into the opening of the Pitcher.
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But his beak cannot reach the water.
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He tries again and again.
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Then he stops.
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He feels very sad.
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