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    The document is a poem expressing regret for past actions and a desire to change and do better. It references Aesop's fable of the lion's share, where the lion claims the entire deer for himself using various justifications. The poem expresses sorrow, a reason for change, and a wish for the other person to understand the motivation to improve.

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    The document is a poem expressing regret for past actions and a desire to change and do better. It references Aesop's fable of the lion's share, where the lion claims the entire deer for himself using various justifications. The poem expresses sorrow, a reason for change, and a wish for the other person to understand the motivation to improve.

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    The lion's share fable from Aesop

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    The document is a poem expressing regret for past actions and a desire to change and do better. It references Aesop's fable of the lion's share, where the lion claims the entire deer for himself using various justifications. The poem expresses sorrow, a reason for change, and a wish for the other person to understand the motivation to improve.

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    Am nod a perfect person Av faund a rison for mi The fables of Aesop:

    Ders meni zins ao uish ai dident Tu cheinch shu ai usd tu bi the lion's share
    du The Lion was once with the Fox, the
    O rison to start over neu
    Jackal, and the Wolf. They hunted and
    Bot ai continiu lernin hunted until a fin caught a deer, and
    An de rison is io[repeat 4 times]
    Ai never ment tu du dos zins tu iu soon they killed him.
    Am nod a perfect person
    Then came the question of how the
    An so ai jav tu sei bifor ai gou
    Ai never ment tu du dos zins tu iu spoil should be divided. "Leave me this
    Det ai yost uant iu tu nou deer," growled the Lion. So the other
    An so ai jav tu sei bifor ai gou animals skin and cut into four parts.
    Av faund a rison for mi
    Det ai yost uant iu tu nou Then the Lion took his stand in front of
    Tu cheinch shu ai usd tu bi the corpse and pronounced the
    Av faund a rison for mi
    judgment: The first quarter is in my
    O rison tu start over neu capacity as King of the Beasts; The
    Tu cheinch shu ai usd tu bi
    An de rison is iu second is mine as referee Another part
    O rison tu start over neu comes to me for my part in the pursuit;
    Am sorri det ai jort iu And as for the quarter-quarter, well, on
    An de rison is iou
    that note, I'd like to see which of you
    Its somzin ai most liv uiz evridei would dare to lick it.
    Av faund a rison tu shou
    An ol de pein ai put iu zru "Humph," growled the Fox as he
    A said of mi iu dident nou
    moved away with his tail between his
    Ao uish det ai cud teik it ol uei
    O rison for al dat ai du legs; But he spoke with a low grunt.
    An bi de uan ju catches ol ior tiers "You can share the labors of the big
    An de rison is iou. ones, but do not share them with the
    Dets uai ai nid iu tu jir booty."

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