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In 'The Lion and the Mouse,' Lion spares the life of the little mouse never thinking that one day the mouse might save his life. In the fable 'The Hare's Revenge,' Hare is fed up with the bullying Lion and finds a way to outwit him.
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Contains two stories: 'The Lion and the Mouse' and 'Hare's Revenge.'
This work has also been published as a dual-language parallel text that pairs English with Arabic, Farsi, Bengali, Tamil, Turkish, Albianian, Somali, Russian, Polish, and Spanish.
Possibly based on Malaysian and/or Tibetan folktales.
Affiliation Notes
This work is affiliated with the AustLit subset Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing because it has translations in Chinese and Vietnamese.
Contents
* Contents derived from the London,
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Western Europe,Europe,:Mantra Lingua,2007 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Alternative title:The Lion and the Mouse : An Aesop's Fable Alternative title:Sư tử và chuột : truyện ngụ ngôn của Aesop Alternative title:Sư tử và chuột Alternative title:Truyện ngụ ngôn về sư tử
