English animal fables

A hungry fox found some bread and meat in a hollow tree, which some shepherds put there in case they came back. He was ecstatic about his discovery, slipped in through a narrow gap and wolfed it greedily. But when he tried to go out again, he found himself too swollen to squeeze out of the hole after a full meal, and began to complain and moan about his misfortune. Another fox, who happened to pass by, came over and asked him what had happened. After learning about the situation, he said, "well, my friend, I think there is no other way but to let you stay where you are until you shrink to your original size." You will come out easily. "

The hungry fox found some bread and meat left by the shepherd in a hollow box. As soon as he was happy, he immediately squeezed through the narrow gap and ate greedily. However, when he was full, he found his stomach bulging. Even though he tried his best, he couldn't get out of the hole, so he sighed in the tree hole. Another fox happened to pass by, heard its groan and went over to ask him why. After understanding the reason, the fox said, "Friend, just stay inside honestly, and when you get back to your figure before going in, you can easily come out."

Second;

A long time ago, a mountain began to rumble and shake. People came from all directions to see what would happen. "A great river will be born." One said. "There must be a dragon," said another. "A god will be born from these rocks." The third person said. Finally, after a few days of expectation, a small crack appeared on the mountain. A mouse jumped out. Just because someone makes a fuss doesn't mean he is important.

A long time ago, a mountain thundered and shook. People from far and near came to see what had happened. A man said, "There will be a big river." Another man said, "There must be dragons." The third man said, "A god will appear on these stones." After waiting for a few days, a small crack finally opened on the hillside, but a mouse jumped out. Just because someone shows off, he is nothing.