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The White Hare and the Crocodiles.
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pleased, thinking that he had found a cure. He went and bathed in the sea and then came out and sat where the wind could blow upon him.

This Man had a kind Heart and looked at the Hare very pityingly
This Man had a kind Heart and looked at the Hare very pityingly

This Man had a kind Heart and looked at the Hare very pityingly.

But as the wind blew and dried him, his skin became drawn and hardened, and the salt increased the pain so much that he rolled on the sand in his agony and cried aloud.