The Tortoise and the Hare
by Aesop, 1912
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A hare mocks a tortoise for being so slow, and the tortoise challenges him to a race, with the fox to set the course and be the judge. The hare races so far ahead that he lies down for a rest and falls asleep, while the tortoise plods steadily on and wins before the hare wakes: slow and steady wins the race. Aesop's fable in V. S. Vernon Jones's 1912 translation.
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