(56) "The Charcoal Burner and the Fuller" A charcoal burner asks a fuller to move in with him so that they can share expenses. The fuller refuses, saying the burner will get soot over everything he cleans. (57) "The Men and Zeus" Men ask Zeus why they were not granted the same gifts of speed and power as the animals. Zeus says that he gave man the gift of speech, which gods favor more. From that point on, the men are grateful. (58) "The Man and the Fox" A man captures a fox and ties a rope dipped in oil around its tail. He then sets fire to the rope. The fox runs into the man's fields and sets fire to the man's crops. The man chases the fox and laments his poor.....
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