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8. THE FOX AND THE GRAPESBy Tony PayneOne hot day at the end of summer a fox trotted along the dusty path
to a farm, listening out for other �creatures and sniffing the air, as
foxes do. It was getting late, and after a long day the sun looked a little red in
the face and had dropped out of
sight behind a bush. It was the time of day that the fox liked best. The farmers work �was finished. He had taken off his
muddy boots and gone inside for
tea. The fox only showed himself
when the farmer had left his boots
outside. Then, if he came running
after the fox with his gun - as �farmers do - he would first have to
sit on the step, put his boots back �on again, and the fox would have
plenty of time to run away.
�The fox is certainly very clever, and
handsome too, but no one knows
this better than the fox himself.He would look at his reflection forhours admiring his beautiful red �coat with its snow white bib. He
would look at his smart black legs,
which matched his sleek black ears.
And his sleek black ears matched
his shiny black nose, which looked
exactly like a small polished
pebble. But best of all, he thought, was his glorious bushy tail, like a big, soft
paintbrush dipped in whitewash.The farmer locked in the hens at night, and the rabbits and geese,
and he shooed the ducks onto their
little island in the middle of the �duck pond so that the clever fox �could not get them. He knew the
fox hated swimming. But the fox did not only eat chick-ens and rabbits and ducks and
geese, though he would put them �all on the menu given half a
chance. If he couldnt get into the
hen house, and he couldnt swim
to the duck island, and if the geese
made a fuss and rattled their beaks
at him - as geese do - then there
was always something else to eat. 1There were slugs and grasshop-pers and mice and worms and frogs
and eggs and big meaty bones the
farmer put out with the rubbish.
And tonight there was fruit!The fox looked up at a huge bunch of juic
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