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Anonymous users2024-02-06[Excerpts].Pride brings harm, humility brings favor.
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Any justification of the wicked is also invalid.
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Wisdom often trumps strength.
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Hurt can be forgiven, but not forgotten.
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Escaping a trap is harder than falling into it.
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The less fortunate will console themselves with the greater misfortune of others.
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Speaking with what is easy to prove with facts is superfluous.
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8. Potato let.
Those who can share adversity are true friends.
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Persuasion is often more effective than coercion.
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People who are born to do bad things will blatantly do evil if they can't find a beautiful excuse.
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A beautiful coat can wrap fools, but stupid words will always show their feet.
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Things are always changing, and they can't be fixed once and for all.
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Something small in your hand is better than a wonderful fantasy.
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What you need is truly precious.
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The sun is God's life, poetry, and light.
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Different types of people are hard to get along with.
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Sun, you are the eyes and soul of a great world.
Aesop's Fables of the Rising Days
Birth, old age, sickness and death are irresistible laws.
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Those who betray their relatives are hated not only by the victims, but also by the buyers.
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Speaking with what is easy to prove with facts is superfluous.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05An excerpt from Aesop's Fables is as follows:1. Never wither.
2. Heavy: refers to the work, tasks, etc. are many and heavy.
3. Happiness: a long-lasting satisfaction with life and a pleasant mood that feels that life has great pleasure and naturally hopes to last for a long time.
4. Bullet rain: The gun is like a forest, and the bullet is like rain. Describe the fierce fighting.
5. Long-distance trekking: trekking: crossing mountains and mountains, wading through rivers and rivers. It refers to the long-distance crossing of mountains and rivers. Describe the long distance and hard work.
6. Toe high: toe height: the foot is raised very high when walking; Spirited: Spirited. When he walks, his feet are raised high, and he is full of energy. Describe the appearance of pride, complacency, and triumph.
7. Robbery: blocking the road and robbing property.
8. Loss: damage and loss.
9. Feast of Compassion: It is said to give people happiness and save people from suffering, and it also refers to love and mercy in general.
10. Betrayal: betraying one's relatives or friends in order to seek one's own interests.
11. Bold: Package: Inclusive. Described as extremely bold.
12. Forgiveness: Forgiveness of mistakes, offences or faux pas.
13. Evil: Serious behavior.
14. Family history: the family where the person was born; Family lineage.
15. Boasting: Showing off your strengths, advantages, merits, etc. to others.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Ilian hail answer to the fable shed wisdom reed.
1. The frogs are very unhappy that they don't have a king. So, they sent representatives to Zeus and asked for a king for them. Seeing how stupid they were, Zeus threw a piece of wood into the pond. >>>More
Pages 4-5. It's about: the fox and the crocodile.
Good paragraph: What is it to have a full stomach! My ancestors were a famous family, the delicacies of the mountains and the sea are commonplace, just the long queue to pay tribute to my family can fill the entire coastline, my grandfather is the leader of the ocean, no one dares not to listen to his command. >>>More
The genre of Aesop's Fables is allegory, and allegorical reluctance is a literary genre that tells a story in the form of prose or rhyme, with exhortation or irony. The structures are mostly short, and the protagonists are mostly animals, but they can also be human or non-living things. The theme is mostly to punish evil and promote good, and it is full of wisdom and philosophy. >>>More
Don't write, kill the teacher.
A mosquito flew to the lion and said, "I am not afraid of you, and you are not much stronger than me." How powerful are you? >>>More