The Fox and the Cat
This is a story by the Greek writer Aesop.
It is a story about being careful and having a good plan.
Fox and Cat are walking in the woods.
They don't like dogs.
Dogs will kill them.
Fox stops.
"Can you hear some dogs?" he asks.
"Yes, the dogs are coming to get us," says Cat.
"Let's go."
"I'm not afraid," says Fox, laughing.
"The dogs cannot get me. I'm very smart."
"Why do you say you are smart?" asks Cat.
"I have 100 plans to run away," says Fox.
"I know only one," says Cat.
Fox laughs.
"Ha ha ha! They will kill you."
Cat doesn't listen.
Cat runs up a tree.
"This is my plan," she says.
"What's yours?"
Fox is thinking.
Fox has many ideas.
"Do I do this?" he thinks.
"Or do I do that? Oh no!"
The dogs are coming.
Fox is afraid.
He cannot think.
Fox runs away as fast as he can.
He is not laughing now.
Cat comes down from the tree.
