Continuation of The Fox and the Grapes The Fox and the Grapes continued

The fox ate a lot of grapes later... Acid to death.

You just take a verb ... Noun or something, soon 30 words.

The fox is sour to the grapes.

On a summer morning, the forest was quiet, and there was no figure in sight, and the little animals were all returning home before the sun came out, and even the clouds in the sky were sunburned.

A figure gradually appeared in the quiet forest, huh? Isn't that the fox? I saw that he was walking so tired and slow, and his listless tail was about to stick to the ground.

Alas, since the last time, she cheated Aunt Crow of her meat, she has never believed me again. That's ......Before he could finish speaking, a light flashed in the corner of the fox's eye, and he fell hungry.

Suddenly, a burst of fragrance wafted in, and the fox suddenly woke up to the smell of grapes, and he looked up, and there was indeed a vine not far away! He ran over as fast as he had stepped on the soles of his feet, and the vine was growing so well! The grapes are large and round, all huddled together, crystal clear in the sun.

The fox took a few steps back, took a deep breath, and rushed forward with a swing of his arms, but he didn't touch the grapes yet, because he didn't have time to brake, and gave Mother Earth an intimate hug. Once, twice, three times, each time it was just a little bit off, and it sat down on the ground tired. While saying, "I don't believe I can't eat your grapes!"

The first time it didn't work, the fox didn't give up. Suddenly he saw some small pebbles, and a clever lightning bolt slashed through his head, and he picked up a pebble and threw it at the vine, but it didn't hit, and the probability of a shot was too low. He took another handful of stones and threw them at the grapes, and a few grapes fell down, but they were all smashed, and the fox was angry.

The fox is still unwilling, after all, he has worked hard so many times, and he can't give up! He put his hands on the vine, his feet were pressed tightly, and he climbed up little by little, when suddenly a bee flew over, and spun around on his head, and the fox fanned it, but one hand fell down without grasping it steadily, and he cried out in pain.

The fox glared at the grapes and said, "These grapes must be sour, not tasty!" Just as the fox was going farther and farther, a few grapes fell.

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Autumn came, and there was a fox in the forest, and he was hungry to death. It walked around, and suddenly, the fox hit a tree. When he looked up, he saw that the tree was bearing many ripe grapes.

The fox was very happy, and said, "This must be a gift from the gods." ”

Then he found a twig, and the fox thought that in this way he would be able to knock down the grapes. However, as soon as it hit the grapes, the branches broke in two.

The fox was surprised, so he came up with another way, and the fox jumped around and couldn't pick a single grape.

At last he went hungry, but the fox was very angry, and as he went, he said, "The grapes have not fallen, and they must be sour." ”

The sparrows laughed and said, "The grapes are sweet, and the grapes will bear fruit in the fall." ”

When the fox heard this, he went to borrow a ladder from his neighbor, the white rabbit, and the fox said, "If you will lend me a ladder, and when I climb the tree, I will pick grapes for you." ”

The white rabbit agreed, and the fox borrowed a ladder and went to pick grapes.

The fox plucked many grapes and looked at a large, red grape with crystal clear grains and ate it alone. In the end, the fox ate all the grapes. Suddenly, it remembered the promise it had made to White, and the fox was ashamed.

Then the little sparrow flew again, and he asked, "How does it taste?" The fox said, "It tastes so sweet!" ”

The fox finally understood that the real taste is sweet and sour, and only after tasting it can you know the real taste.

A fox came to a vineyard and saw that the grapes were hanging from the vineyard.

But the vineyard was surrounded by a heavy hedge, and the fox circled the vineyard and finally found a hole under the fence.

It tried desperately to drill in, but the hole was so big that it barely made it possible to get its head in.

The fox squeezed in and drilled in a rage. Drill again, squeeze, it's still in vain!

The fox had to say to himself, "Well, if I could get thinner, I would be able to get into this hole." ”

So, the fox began to refrain from eating or drinking. After three days of starvation, it really became much thinner, and its arms were as thin as a small wooden stick that had peeled off.

It happily re-entered the vineyard and squeezed into the little hole again. This time it was able to get into the vineyard.

The fox feasted desperately, compensating for the pain of starvation. It enjoyed itself in the vineyard and had a very good time.

The season for harvesting the grapes is approaching, and the fox fears that it will be discovered by the owner of the vineyard. It walked to the entrance of the cave and tried to escape from the cave again.

But lo and behold: it just happens to be able to drill its head through. In the past few days, its body has become fat again, so that no matter how hard it tries, it can't get out.

The fox retracted his head sadly, and had to resolve to start again without eating or drinking. It was hungry until it was as thin as it had been when it got into the hole, and then it escaped from the vineyard.

The fox went outside, looked sadly at the vineyard for the last time, and sighed, "Farewell, never again!" What good will you do me for all that sweet fruit? I came out as thin as I did when I went in. ”

The hungry and skinny fox, without looking back, left the vineyard sadly.

The fox that burrows into the vineyard eats a fat body, and it is not good to be found by the owner when it is almost harvest season, and then the fat fox cannot get out again, and it can only starve itself again and then burrow out of the vineyard. The fox with a bad stomach is really stupid, he doesn't work by himself, he only thinks of stealing the fruits of other people's labor, and he is not smart enough to steal grapes and eat them in a hungry way.

Under the trellis, a few bunches of ripe grapes hang down. A fox saw it, drooling greedily. He tried every means to get the grapes, but in vain.

The fox felt hopeless and turned away. As he walked, he looked back and said, "These grapes must be sour and not tasty." ”

The next summer, the fox came again with grapes. After half an hour, the fox didn't have enough grapes, and he fell down, this time the fox didn't give up, he would try to find a way, the fox was on the way home, and accidentally saw people reaching the grapes. The fox thought, these people must be like me, they can't reach the grapes.

But when the fox saw that someone brought something called a ladder and put it on the ground, and another person stood up and easily picked the grapes of Jiujiang, the fox saw this thing and thought it was very magical, so he decided to steal it.

That night the fox came to the house, but the fox could not move the ladder, but instead fell the ladder on himself, and screamed in pain.

He decided to build one himself, but there was no wood, so what could he do? The fox's eyes rolled, there was a way!

The fox thought I could call the elephant to help me carry some logs with its long, powerful trunk. So the fox ran to find the elephant. The elephant said:

After the deed is done, divide me and order grapes. The fox smiled and said, "No problem!

So the elephant got some logs. However, by the time the fox had finished the ladder, it was already winter, and there were no grapes.

The fox was very disappointed and had to wait until next summer. In the summer of the second summer, the fox finally picked the crystal clear grapes, but he didn't expect the fox to eat them all, and did not give them to the elephant, and the elephant threw the fox far away in a fit of anger!

Continuing the following story "The Fox and the Grapes", do you want to continue to write this article completely, the fox ran under the grape trellis and came up with a way, biting the grapes one by one to bite and pull down, and finally the benefits still ate the grapes, which should be the ending.

The fox couldn't eat the grapes, so he went out and said that the grapes were very sour and not delicious at all.

If the fox and the grapes are in progressive blood, it is possible that the fox can still eat the grapes.

Jump, jump, still can't get there, the little rabbit next to it ......I saw it, and laughed at it.

I'm going to make the special wedge ** general.

The story of the fox and the grapes.

One day, a hungry fox went into the vineyard looking for something to eat. Bunches of ripe grapes hung from the tall trellises, making the fox's mouth water. It jumped as hard as it could, but in vain it could not reach the grapes on the lowest vine.

At last, the fox was exhausted and went away angrily, muttering as he went, "Who wants to eat such grapes!" These grapes are definitely sour, and eating these grapes will definitely sour your teeth. ”

March said thank you to her mom. I've learned that don't just act casually through your brain, and make judgments about things rationally.