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When he was safe on shore the little hare said to him:
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She had received from some hunter a little hare with long ears.
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So, dressed in Big Lion's skin, the little hare started on his travels.
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Suddenly, as they were talking, a little hare came running by.
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But the little hare only laughed, and said, 'No, you may stay there!
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The youth departed, weeping, and met the little hare, who was munching wild thyme.
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And the shade of the little hare was consoled by the songs of the poets.
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The little hare left him, and almost immediately the porcelain maiden arrived with her friends.
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You may learn a lesson even from this little hare, never to yield to difficulties.
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But the little hare hastily replied, 'I only asked you to pass me my stick.'
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Do you hear what the little hare is saying?'
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You thought you'd catch my little hare, did you?
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What they did with Rob Roy I never knew; but 'twas all for one little hare.
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This time the little hare said to himself, 'He will find out what I am at.
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Then a little hare came springing towards him.
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If it were only not so dark here, and so terribly solitary!-noteven a little hare!
