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The contents of Aesop's fables from pages 184 to 188? Urgent! !
Volume 1

The fox and the grape wolf and the crane, the little boy and the scorpion fell into the well, the fox and the male goat, the widow and the hen in vain. Western jackdaw stood on the roof, the little goat and the wolf mountain shook the good and the evil, the old hunting dog ant and dung beetles rooster and Baoyu deer and his father had two pockets, Shan Ying and the fox horse and groom, the farmer and the snake, the fisherman who blew the flute, the man and the god of the forest, and the cock, mouse and frog who were fighting with each other. Dogs bull and axle wolf and lamb bear and fox vole and house mouse dog, Rooster and fox lion and grateful mouse seagull and kite sell idols, cows and frogs, trees and thorns, turtles and eagles, mules, turtles and rabbits, cats and chickens, lying shepherds, sick deer, old woman and bottle moon and her mother, donkeys and cicadas, foxes and woodcutter wolves and lambs fleeing into the temple

Volume II

Thirsty crows, crabs, camels and Zeus, deer friends with one eye, and deer in the bear barn, charcoal burners and drifters. Lions, Donkeys and foxes Donkeys and puppies The wind and the sun tree and the axe, rabbits and hounds are in love with lions and farmers Tuna and dolphins, wolves and sheep, blind people and small beasts, stomach and feet, Hercules and drivers, foxes with broken tails, lanterns, rabbits and frogs, lioness and foxes, fishermen and barracuda, farmers and their sons, storks, moles, old women and doctors, swallows and crows

Wolves and old women masters and their dogs, monkeys and dolphins, wounded wolves and sheep. Farmers and quarrelling sons, old women and sheep people and lions in the same trade, people bitten by dogs, horses and deer, bird catchers and dogs with crested birds hanging bells, pedestrians and buttonwood shepherds and lost cattle, vipers and files, reeds and oak trees

Volume III

Zeus and the woodcutter of the gods cooperated with Hermes geese and crane bees and Zeus, lion and donkey to hunt goats and shepherds, milking girls, cows and butchers

The child who stole things and his mother. Cats and mice get married in the sun. Mosquitoes and bulls get shot at dogs and mice in the manger. Lions, bears and foxes

Foxes and hedgehogs lay golden eggs. Goose lions and dolphins trumpeter. Nightingales and kites. Nightingales and swallows visit dogs. Frogs beg Wang Baisong and thorns.

Larks and birds hit the water. Fishermen, thieves and housekeeping dogs. Donkeys and farmers. Old people and death doctors and sick birds. Two pots of beasts and bats

Cats and sick chickens, wolves and female goats, camels and Arabs, wolves and shepherds, pedestrians and axes and donkeys, The fox and the lion The Athenian in debt

The lion and the wild donkey and the donkey's husband, the mouse and the weasel, the deer and the vine

The fence and the vineyard, the fox and the mask, the father and the daughter, the horse and the donkey, the old lion and the donkey, the goat and the eagle and the crow, the thirsty pigeon, the heifer and the bull, the bald warrior, the fox and the turtledove, the shepherd and the man, the dead man and the wild goat, the donkey of the maritime idol, the pig and the flock, the hunting dog and the wild Rabbits, children and chestnuts, little goats and whistling wolves, frogs, quacks, ants and pigeons, donkeys in lion skins, Aesop's little boys, farmers and dogs, lions and farmers, horses and donkeys, blacksmiths and puppies, ugly maids and Aphrodite wolves and lions, fishermen and big fish and small fish children and frogs, cocks and pheasants, donkeys, Rooster and Lion The Donkey Lion and His Three Advisers Carrying Salt in Rivers and Seas Black Fisherman and Tuna Fox and Leopard Monkey and Fisherman Eagle and dung beetles White-haired Man and His Lovers Female Goat and Grapevine Sick Kite

Volume V

Children and Ramie Fishermen Catch Stones Three Craftsmen Donkey and His Shadow Hungry Dog Lion and Bull Kingfisher Shepherd and Sea Swallow and Python Mistress and Maid Miser. Hyenas and foxes, foxes by the Antelo River, bragging athletes, wolves and horses, old lions, bloated foxes, Hermes and sculptors, astronomers, millers and sons arguing with donkeys about gods, deer and lions and dolphins in caves, The whale and the deer and lion by the aspen fish spring

The fox and crocodile, the fox and the dog, the timid soldier and the crow, the husband and the eccentric wife, the farmer and the snake fox who killed his son, and the monkey fox and the lion fox who were caged up, argued about their family background, the farmer and the donkey who couldn't get what they wanted, the murderer, the farmer and the goddess of fate, the cunning man, the farmer and the fox, the farmer and the tree victim who found the golden lion

Volume VI

Farmer and Wolf Liar Frog Neighbor and Zeus Man and Fox Three Bulls and Lions Woman and Alcoholic Husband Witch Timid Hunter and Woodcutter Canary and Bat Weasel and File Speaker diogenes and Baldy Traveling diogenes Farmer and Eagle Oak and Zeus Woodcutter and Oak Hermes and the car of the Earth God Hermes and Tiresias Hermes and the craftsman Hermes. Son and Arabian eunuch and priest Zeus and fox Zeus and man Zeus and Apollo Zeus and snake Zeus and good Zeus and tortoise Zeus as judges Hercules and Athena Hercules and God of Wealth hero Zeus and monkey philosopher, The ant and the statue of Hermes Hermes and the carpenter Peacock and the tree under the protection of the goddess Hera, two enemies Zeus and the angry snakes, the viper and the fox viper and the water snake, the kite and the snake's tail and body snake, the weasel and the mouse

Volume VII

The snake and the crab snake and the eagle quack scream the kite catcher and the cobra birdcatcher, the wild pigeon and the domestic pigeon birdcatcher. Cattle, dogs and people, horses and soldiers, trees and reeds and walnuts, camels that shit in the river, roses and cockscomb camels, elephants, Monkey dancing camel man and camel crab and fox fox and lion fox and thorn flea and bull flea and man two dung beetles beavers fly ants

cicadas and foxes cicadas and ants pipa players foraging birds thieves and roosters frogs cats and roosters peacocks in the pond and cranes peacocks and Western jackdaw

lions, mice and foxes lions and eagles lions, kings and rabbits, Prometheus and the mad lion and the deer lion, fox and deer

Volume 8

Lion and frog lion, Wolf and fox mosquito and lion vegetable grower and dog two dogs wolf and dog puppy and frog shepherd and dog pig and dog hyena pig and dog argue to produce thief and dog bitch and her puppy domestic dog and wolf hunting dog and fox hunting dog and butcher hunting dog and dogs crow and dog snail dog and conch rabbit and fox dog and fox wild boar and fox pig and fox wolf. Foxes and apes, lions and shepherds, donkeys in lion's skin

Donkeys and horses and donkeys flies and naughty donkeys pulling carts, people who buy donkeys, wild donkeys and domestic donkeys, wolves and donkeys and donkeys, crows and wolves, and donkeys beg Zeus, sick donkeys and wild donkeys and domestic donkeys, arrogant wolves and deer, The Wolf and the Sheep The Shepherd and the Little Wolf

Volume 9

The Shepherd and the Wolf The Wild Donkey and the Wolf Lamb and the Wolf Doctor The Wolf and the Dog Fight the Wolf, Herds and rams, soothsayers, beekeepers, monks, young people and butchers, prodigals and swallows, children and crows, children and painted lions and fleas and athletes, mules and robbers, two soldiers and robbers, shoemakers, became doctors, brothers and sisters, crows and sheep, swallows and crows who talked big, pigeons and crows, crows with white mouths and crows, crows and foxes, grasshoppers and owls in Hermes. Wasps and snakes, pedestrians and crows and bats, Thorns and waterbirds, bats and weasels, Western jackdaw and crows, olive trees and fig trees in winter and spring, robbers and mulberry larks bury their fathers, sparrows and hares, parrots and cats, swallows and birds, swans and their owners, crested finches, apes and two people, monkeys and camels, monkeys and monkeys, wolves and dogs, donkeys and dogs, wolves, sleeping dogs and wolves, shepherds and dogs, Western jackdaw and foxes, Western jackdaw and pigeons, and Western jackdaw, who escaped, had enough to eat. The wolf and sheep shepherd and sheep bull and wild goat bull, lion and hunter mouse and bull and calf pedestrian and true pedestrian and Hermes pedestrian and goddess of fortune, Prometheus and man eagle, cat and wild boar crow and snake war and brutal river water and leather walls and nails earthworm and python thief and hotel owner marksman and lion owner and boatman, horse and pony hunter and rider wild boar, Horses and hunters, wasps, partridges and farmers, pedestrians and driftwood navigators, rich people and cobblers

rich people and mourning women, donkeys and frogs, patients and doctors

Aesop's fables

foxes and grapes

The hungry fox saw a string of glittering and translucent grapes hanging on the grape rack, and his mouth watered, but he wanted to pick them and eat them, but he couldn't. After reading it for a while, he left helplessly. As he walked, he comforted himself and said, "This grape is not ripe, it must be sour."

that is to say, some people are weak and can't do things, so they say that the time is not ripe.

-----------. He met an egret and asked him to take out the bone. The egret put his head in the wolf's throat and took out the bone, so he asked the wolf for a good reward. The wolf replied, "hey, friend, you can get your head back from the wolf's mouth safely. Isn't it enough? Why talk about the reward?"

this story shows that the reward for doing good to bad people is to know the essence of bad people's bad faith.

-----------. Suddenly I saw a scorpion. He thought it was also a grasshopper, so he caught him with both hands. The scorpion raised his stinger and said, "Come on, if you really dare to do this, even the grasshoppers you caught will be lost."

This story warns people to distinguish good people from bad people and treat them differently.

-----------. The goat was so thirsty that he came to the well and saw the fox in the well. He asked him if the well water was good. The fox felt that the opportunity had come, and his heart exulted. He immediately calmed down and praised the well water, saying that it was the first spring in the world, sweet and refreshing, and advised the goat to come down quickly and drink with him. The goat, who just wanted to drink water, jumped down without thinking. When he finished drinking, he had to discuss with the fox the way to go to the well. The fox was ready, and he said slyly, "I have an idea." You put your front foot on the wall of the well, then straighten the corner. I will jump into the well from your back and pull you up again, and we will all be saved. " The goat agreed to his proposal, and the fox stepped on his hind foot, jumped on his back, and then jumped out of the wellhead with a strong jump from the corner. After the fox went up, he was ready to escape alone. The goat accused the fox of not keeping his promise. The fox turned to the goat and said, "Hey, friend, if your mind is as perfect as your beard, you won't jump blindly before you see the exit clearly."

This story shows that a smart person should think clearly about the outcome of a matter before doing it.

-----------. She thought that if she fed more barley to the chicken, she would lay two eggs every day. So, she feeds it like this every day, and as a result, the hen grows fatter and fatter, and she doesn't even lay an egg every day.

this story shows that some people want to get more benefits because of greed, and as a result, they even lose what they have.

-----------. All the birds ran to the river to freshen up. Western jackdaw knew that he was not beautiful, so he came to the river, picked up the feathers from the birds, carefully inserted them all on himself, and then stuck them with glue. When the appointed date arrived, all the birds came to Zeus together. Zeus saw colorful Western jackdaw at a glance, which was particularly beautiful among the birds, and was ready to make him king. The birds were so angry that they plucked their own feathers from Western jackdaw. As a result, Western jackdaw lost all her beautiful feathers and became an ugly Western jackdaw.

This story says that you can get the illusion of beauty with the help of other people's things, but when something that doesn't belong to you is stripped off, it will show its true colors.

-----------. The wolf said, "Oh, man, it's not you who scold me, but your terrain."

This story shows that favorable geographical conditions and natural opportunities often give people courage to fight against the strong.

-----------. Many people gathered at the foot of the mountain to watch, wondering what had happened. When they gathered there anxiously, worried about seeing something ominous, they only saw a mouse running out of the mountain.

this means that many people worry about themselves.

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