Water Bearstickagent provocateur水熊虫
作者：邓元元
来源：《中学生英语莫里亚蒂的手机铃声·阅读与写作》2017年第doss11期
keji Have you heard the fable of The Crow and the Pitcher2 where the thirsty crow gets the water level in the pitcher up by filling it up with stones？qj什么意思 This story teaches us： Necessity is the mother of invention. There is another one about The Tortoi and the Hare where both the animals decide to get into a race. Contrary to the expecta-tion of swift hare winning the race，荷兰语 the unhurried tortois wins. So it is said辅音音标发音视频， “The slow and steady always wins the race.”
Most of the fables that we read today were actually written sometime between 620 and 560 BC by a Greek slave named Aesop. He wrote hundreds of fables while he was in captivity3. He keenly4 obrved things around him and wrote gripping5 tales around them. In the end，方言英语 he always added a wi advice.
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