Shadowing-Übung: Don’t Be Lazy! | Four Classic Fables About Hard Work and Responsibility | Little Fox - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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Little Pops One summer, a young grasshopper moved into a forest.
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Little Pops One summer, a young grasshopper moved into a forest.
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What a beautiful place, he thought.
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I'll live here.
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The happy grasshopper did a little dance.
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Soon, a group of ants marched by,
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carrying green leaves and grass.
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Hello, new neighbors!
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Grasshopper waved.
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Would you like to play with me?
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We're busy today, the ants said.
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We don't have time to play.
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Come on, Grasshopper said.
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It's a beautiful day.
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We'll have so much fun.
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Sorry, the ants said before marching away.
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The next day, Grasshopper woke up late.
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He saw the ants marching by again.
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Hi there, neighbors! he said.
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Why are you out so early?
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It's not early, one ant said.
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We're working, another said.
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Why do you need to work so much?
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Grasshopper asked.
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We're gathering food for winter, a little ant said.
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Winter?
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Grasshopper laughed.
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It's summer!
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It's too early to get ready for winter.
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How foolish!
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You're foolish!
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An ant said.
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Why?
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Grasshopper asked.
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You'll see.
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The ant warned him.
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As summer passed, Grasshopper spent each day having fun.
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He slept late.
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Then he danced and played.
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You work too much, grasshopper said whenever the ants went by.
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You play too much, the ants said.
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Soon fall arrived, and the forest changed colors.
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Leaves fell from trees, and the grass turned brown.
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Grasshopper still played every day,
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and the ants were busier than ever.
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One morning, Grasshopper woke up feeling cold.
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When he opened his eyes,
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he saw it was snowing.
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Snow covered the ground, and all the trees were bare.
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Grasshopper shivered.
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Winter is here.
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I should look for food.
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Grasshopper searched the snowy forest but couldn't find anything to eat.
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The next day, Grasshopper still couldn't find any food.
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He searched long and hard.
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Eventually, he found the ants' home.
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Please, Grasshopper begged.
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Where can I find food?
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I'm so hungry.
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It's too late, one ant said.
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Another nodded.
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You won't find any food until spring.
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What will I do?
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Grasshopper sobbed.
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The little ant looked at the other ants.
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Grasshopper will die without food.
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The others sighed.
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Fine, one said.
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There's only one thing to do.
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That winter, Grasshopper stayed with the ants.
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They shared their food with him.
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Grasshopper was thankful for their kindness,
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and he learned an important lesson.
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As soon as spring arrived, Grasshopper darted outside.
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Where are you going? the little ant asked.
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Grasshopper smiled.
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I have work to do.
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I must gather food for winter.
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In the spring, little red hen was busy.
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She was planning for the winter.
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She decided to plant some wheat.
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Cluck, cluck, who will help me plant this wheat?
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She asked.
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Buh, buh, not I.
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I have to rest, said the goat.
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Oink, oink, not I.
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I must take a nap, said the pig.
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Okay, I will plant the wheat by myself, said Little Red Hen.
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When the summer came, the wheat began to grow.
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The weeds grew too.
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Cluck, cluck!
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Who will help me pluck the weeds? asked Little Red Hen.
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Bah, bah, not I.
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It is too hot outside, said the goat.
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Oink, oink, not I.
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I have to cool off in the mud, said the pig.
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Okay, I will weed the wheat all by myself, said Little Red Hen.
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When the fall came, the wheat was ripe.
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Cluck, cluck, who will help me harvest the wheat? she asked.
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Bah, bah, not I.
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I am going to a party, said the goat.
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Oink!
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Oink!
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Not I.
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I am eating lunch, said the pig.
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OK.
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I will harvest the wheat all by myself, said Little Red Hen.
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She harvested the wheat.
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Then she took it to the mill and ground it into flour.
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In the winter, there was very little to eat.
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But Little Red Hen had flour to make bread.
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Cluck, cluck, who will help me bake the bread? she asked.
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Bah, bah, not I.
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I am too tired, said the goat.
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Oink, oink, not I.
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I want to sleep some more, said the pig.
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Okay, I will bake the bread by myself, she said.
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When the bread was done,
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Little Red Hen opened the oven.
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The bread smelled delicious.
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Cluck, cluck!
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Who wants my bread now? she asked.
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Bah, bah!
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Me, me!
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It smells really good, said the goat.
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Oink, oink!
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Me too!
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It looks delicious! said the pig.
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No, you won't.
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Whenever I needed help.
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You did not help me.
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I will eat it all by myself, answered Little Red Hen.
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So the goat and the pig stayed hungry.
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Little Red Hen ate the whole loaf of bread all by herself.
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One day, a merchant was walking home from the market.
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He had loaded big bags of salt on his donkey's back.
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Oh my, this salt is so heavy, the donkey thought.
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It will be a long, hard trip home.
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Soon they came to a stream.
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As they entered the water, the donkey slipped.
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Splash!
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He fell into the stream.
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When the donkey stood, his load felt much lighter.
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That's odd, he thought.
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Oh no, my salt!
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The merchant cried.
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All my salt is gone!
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He sighed.
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What an unlucky day!
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Meanwhile, the tired donkey was delighted.
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What a lucky day!
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He thought, laughing aloud.
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Hee-haw!
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Hee-haw!
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Soon they went to the market for salt again.
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On the way home, they had to cross the stream again.
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I know what to do, the donkey thought.
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This time, he fell into the water on purpose.
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Splash!
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That's better, the donkey thought as he stood.
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My load is so much lighter now.
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He laughed aloud.
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Hee-haw!
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Hee-haw!
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By now, the merchant was growing suspicious of his donkey.
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The next time they went to market,
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he bought bags of sponges.
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He loaded them onto the donkey, and they headed home.
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This is not a very heavy load, the donkey thought.
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But I know a way to make it even lighter.
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While they crossed the stream,
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the donkey fell into the water.
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Splash!
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I'm so clever, the donkey thought.
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The merchant frowned.
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Stand up, donkey!
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But when the donkey tried to stand, he could barely move.
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What happened? he thought.
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My load grew so heavy.
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Now the sponges are full of water, the merchant said.
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That will teach you a lesson.
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Let's go.
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Finally, the donkey managed to stand.
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I was foolish, he thought as they started walking again.
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Now my load is much heavier.
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I must remember not to play tricks.
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I don't like it when others play tricks on me.
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Once upon a time, there lived a farmer who had a vineyard.
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Though the vineyard was small,
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the farmer worked hard and took good care of it.
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In this way, he provided his three sons with a good, happy life.
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The farmer loved his sons very much.
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They had plenty of food,
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which pleased the oldest son, who loved to eat.
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They had comfortable beds, which pleased the middle son, who loved to sleep.
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They had fine clothing, which pleased the youngest son,
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who loved wearing fancy clothes.
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The sons had everything they needed and wanted.
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This made the farmer proud.
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Many years passed.
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The farmer grew old, but he still went out to the vineyard every day.
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One day, he fell from a ladder while working.
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He decided to speak to his children.
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My sons, the farmer said,
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I am too old and weak to continue working.
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Someone must tend the vineyard or we will have no money.
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It's time for you three to start working.
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The oldest son rolled his eyes.
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I'm too hungry to work.
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The middle son yawned.
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I'd rather take a nap.
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The youngest frowned.
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I don't want to get my clothes dirty.
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The farmer shook his head in disgust.
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How did I raise such lazy, selfish sons?
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He thought.
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Over time, the farmer found himself growing weaker.
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Soon the house fell into disrepair.
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The vineyard became neglected and overgrown with weeds and tangled vines.
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The farmer knew he had little time left,
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and he despaired over his lazy sons.
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One night, the farmer called them to his bedside.
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My sons, I will not live much longer.
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There is something I must tell you before I die.
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There is a very special treasure in the vineyard.
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Find it, and it is yours.
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The old man passed away that night.
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The sons forgot about the treasure for a while.
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But then, the oldest noticed they were running out of food and money.
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Maybe father's treasure is money, he said.
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Yes, the middle son said.
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Father's vineyard was successful before he stopped working.
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If we find that treasure,
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we'll never have to work, the youngest said.
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The sons went out right away.
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The vineyard is overgrown, the youngest son said.
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The middle son nodded.
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We'll never find the treasure here.
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We have to tend the vineyard first, the oldest said.
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They cleared the weeds and trimmed the vines.
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The soil was too hard to dig, so they watered it.
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But they saw no sign of the treasure.
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Every day the sons checked the vineyard,
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but they didn't find the treasure.
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Look! the youngest cried one day.
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His brothers ran to him.
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Did you find the treasure?
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One asked.
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No, the youngest said.
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But grapes are growing again.
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Should we pick them?
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The middle son looked at the grapes.
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Maybe we should pick them.
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We could sell them for money.
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Good idea, the oldest said.
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We can look for the treasure later.
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Several years passed.
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The sons never saw any sign of the treasure,
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but the vineyard kept them busy.
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They watered the soil and pulled the weeds.
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They picked grapes and tended the vines.
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Eventually, they stopped looking for the treasure,
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never realizing they had already found it.
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The vineyard was successful again,
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thanks to the sons' hard work.
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That was the true treasure in the vineyard.
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