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Aesop Frogs King

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The frogs, weary of having no ruler, beg Zeus for a king. He drops a log into their pond, but they soon scorn its stillness and demand a real king; he sends a water-snake, which devours them. Moral: be careful what you wish for — an idle ruler is better than a cruel one. — Aesop