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Many pebbles went into the pitcher.
He dipped his beak and drank till he was full.
a thirsty crow came upon a pitcher half-full of water.
With the greatest of joy, he stuck in his beak,
and dropped it into the pitcher.
Then he picked up another pebble
for he was almost dead of thirst.
Then the water began to rise,
He took a pebble in his beak
Try as he might, he could not reach a drop.
Then he said:
and at last, it was close enough for the crow to drink.
and the water was very low in the pitcher.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
Once upon a time,
and dropped it in too.
But his beak was short,
he had a bright idea.
Just as he thought he would have to give up,
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