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Aesop‘s fables usually end with a lesson about how to act. Describe how a Greek family might tell the stories to educate their c

hildren. Use “slow and steady wins the race” in your description.

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Ber [7]3 years ago

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I can tell you but what u just said I can’t understand rn pls make a new one so I can understand and explain

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