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"Ah," she cried, "how delicious must have been the liquid which has left behind so ravishing a smell." AH SHE CRIED HOW DELICIOUS MUST HAVE BEEN THE LIQUID WHICH HAS LEFT BEHIND SO RAVISHING A SMELL
t he ceased to mind it, and troubled the Tanner with his objections no more. THE WOLF, THE MOTHER, AND HER CHILD A hungry Wolf was prowling about in search of food. By and by, attracted by the cries of a Child, he came to a cottage. As he crouched beneath the window, he heard the Mother say to the Child, "Stop crying, do! or I'll throw you to the Wolf." Thinking she really meant what she said, he waited there a long time in the expectation of satisfying his hunger. In the evening he heard the Mother fondling her Child and saying, "If the naughty Wolf comes, he shan't get my little one: Daddy will kill him." The Wolf got up in much disgust and walked away: "As for the people in that house," said he to himself, "you can't believe a word they say." THE OLD WOMAN AND THE WINE-JAR An old Woman picked up an empty Wine-jar which had once contained a rare and costly wine, and which still retained some traces of its exquisite bouquet. She raised it to her nose and sniffed at it again and again.  THIS IS A LIBRI BOX RECORDING ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX DOT ORG RECORDED BY VICKI BARBER ESOP'S FABLES THE OLD WOMAN AND THE WINE JAR AN OLD WOMAN PICKED UP AN EMPTY WINE JAR WHICH HAD ONCE CONTAINED A RARE AND COSTLY WINE AND WHICH STILL RETAINED SOME TRACES OF ITS EXQUISITE BOUQUET SHE RAISED IT TO HER NOSE AND SNIFFED AT IT AGAIN AND AGAIN
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