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11. “My hour is come,” thought he. “Let me meet death like a man.”

12. “Be not cast down,” said Mentor, “remember whose son thou art, and all shall be well

with thee.”

13. Bhishma said: “Boys! boys ! remember you play a game. If it be Arjuna's turn let him

have it.”

14. “Friends,” said the old man, “sit down and rest yourselves here on this bench. My

good wife Baucis has gone to see what you can have for supper.”

15. “Ah! you don't know what these beans are, said the man; if you plant them over-

night, by morning they grow right up to the sky.”

16. “How clever I am !” he said. “All my life I have been talking prose without knowing

it.”

17. “I am old and lonely,” said she. “Hast thou no pity on my lonelines? Stay with me,

my best son, for thou art yet more boy than man.”

18. “I do not practice”, Goldsmith once said; "I make it a rule to prescribe only for my

friends." "Pray, dear doctor," said Beauclerk, "alter your rule, and prescribe only for your

enemies."

19. He said: "Who are you to speak to me like this? I am the master. Why should I help

you? It is your work, not mine, to draw the cart."

20. "I cannot hope to see these trees which I am planting come in perfection," said the

duke, "but it is right for me to plant for the benefit of my successors."

21. "Are you angry, my friends," said the king, "because you have lost your leader? I am

your king; I will be your leader."

22. Said an old Crab to young one, "Why do you walk so crooked, child? Walk straight!"

"Mother," said the young Crab, "show me the way, will you?"

23. "Who are you?" said the Deer. The Jackal replied: "I am Kshudrabuddhi the Jackal. I

live in this forest all by myself; I have neither friend nor relation."

24. One summer some elephants were very much distressed by the heat, and said to their

leader: "We are absolutely perishing, for want of water. The smaller animals have

bathing-places but we have none. What are we to do? Where are we to go?"

25. When the king saw him coming he said, "Pray who are you, and what do you want ?"

The Rabbit said, "I am an ambassador from His Majesty Chandra - the Moon." The

Elephant King replied, "Declare your errand."

26. A young Rajah once said to his Vizier, "How is it that I am so often ill? I take great

care of myself; I never go out in the rain; I wear warm clothes; I eat good food. Yet I am

always catching cold or getting fever."

27. "My sons," said he, "a great treasure lies hidden in the estate I am about to leave

you." "Where is it hid?" said the sons. "I am about to leave you." said the old man, "but

you must dig for it."

28. "How very well you speak French!" Lady Grizzel said. "I ought to know it," Becky

modestly said. "I taught it in a school, and my mother was a Frenchwoman."

29. "What are you going to do with the tinder-box?" asked the soldier. "That's no

business of yours," said the witch; "You've got your money; give me my tinder-box."​

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