Nothing to say, yet
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A lion and a mouse have a encounter. The lion initially plans to eat the mouse, but the mouse pleads for kindness. The lion laughs and lets the mouse go. Later, the mouse saves the lion from being tied to a tree, proving that even a small creature can help a big one. The lion thanks the mouse and considers him a true friend. The lion and the mouse. A lion was asleep in the sun one day. A little mouse come out to play. The little mouse run at the lion's neck and slip down his back. The lion caught him with a great big smack. I'm going to eat you, the lion roars. His mouth opens wide. No, no, please don't, the little mouse cried. Be kind to me and one day I'll help you. I'm a lion, you are a mouse. What can you do, the lion laughed very hard and the mouse run away. But the mouse was out walking the very next day. He hear a big roar and squirt. When he saw the king of the jungle tied to a tree. But the mouse had a plan to set him free. The mouse worked quickly and chipped through the rope. The lion said, poor little mouse, I had no hope. I hope you were right, little mouse. Thank you, I'm free. You are the best friend there ever could be.
