The Fox and the Crow
A crow paced the field, picked up a piece of cheese that was on the floor and fled, eventually landing on a tree.
The fox watching him from afar felt an enormous envy and wished at all, I eat the cheese. So post at the foot of the tree and said, Verily, thou art fair, and gentleman, and few birds there that you earn. You are good-natured and very talkative; if acertarás to know singing, no bird if you compare.
The superb crow all these compliments, raise the neck to sing, but opening his mouth cheese dropped him. Fox picked up and went away, leaving the hungry and run crow of his own ignorance.
Moral of the story: Do not give ear to whom you envy.
Authors:Amanda Santana e Layandra Pereira
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