There lived a bear and a fox.
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In the hut in the attic, the bear had a tub of honey in store.
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The fox found out about this, and she really wanted to get to the honey.
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She thought, thought, but that's what she came up with.
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She came to the bear's hut, stood on the threshold and asked:
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- Bear! |
My hut is old, the roof is leaky,
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the stove has collapsed, let me spend the night with you.
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The bear did not chase her, says:
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- Okay, fox, come in, spend the night.
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Here they lay down to sleep. |
The fox lies and twirls its tail, thinks
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How does she get to honey? |
Only the bear fell asleep, and the fox
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here and there with the tail. |
Bear asks:
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- Hey, fox, someone seems to be knocking.
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The fox answers him:
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- And they came for me. |
In a neighboring village a baby was born,
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I am called to choose a name for him.
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- So go if you're called.
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And that's all the fox needs. |
She deliberately slammed the door
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as if she had left, and she went straight to the attic, a tub of honey
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found and let's lick the honey from above. |
Ate, returned
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and lay down on the bear's side.
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The bear turned and asked:
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- A fox, a fox. |
How was the baby named?
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- Overkill.
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- Ah, that's a good name.
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The next night the bear and the fox went to bed again.
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Only the bear fell asleep
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and the fox again knock-knock-knock tail. |
Bear asks:
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- Hear, fox, someone is knocking again.
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- And they came for me again, in a neighboring village a baby was born,
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I am called to choose a name for him.
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- So go if you're called.
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And that's all the fox needs. |
She straight to the attic and up to half
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ate honey in a tub. |
She ate, turned back and lay down at the side of the bear.
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The bear turned and asked:
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- Fox, and fox, what was the name of the baby?
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- Half.
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- This name is even better.
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On the third night, the bear and the fox went to bed again, and again,
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only the bear fell asleep, and the fox tuk-tuk-tuk tail.
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Bear asks:
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- Hey, fox, and again someone is knocking.
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And they came for me again. |
In a neighboring village a baby was born,
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I am called to choose a name for him.
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- So go if you're called. |
Just come back quickly, I want to bake pancakes.
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- I'll be back soon.
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And she herself went to the attic and finished her tub of honey. |
Scraped everything. |
came back,
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and the bear asks:
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- Fox, and fox, what was the name of the baby?
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- Scraping.
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- This name is the best. |
Well, now it's time to get up and bake pancakes.
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The bear baked pancakes and climbed into the attic for honey, but there was no honey in the tub.
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The bear got angry and said to the fox:
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- It's you, the fox, you ate the honey, there is no one else.
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- No, bear, I haven’t seen your honey in my eyes, and I didn’t know where you have it.
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Yes, you must have eaten it yourself, but you're talking about me.
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The bear doesn't believe her. |
Then the fox says:
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- Let's find out who ate the honey. |
Lie down in the sun upside down
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whoever melts the honey, that means he ate it.
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They lay down in the sun. |
The bear fell asleep. |
And the fox is more likely to the tub.
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I found some honey at the very bottom, smeared it on the bear's stomach and let's go
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wake him up:
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- Bear, bear, wake up, look! |
The honey has melted on your stomach.
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So you ate it.
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The bear looks - there is honey on the stomach. |
So, he thinks, and, really, I ate it.
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So the fox believed. |