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The Horse and the Oyster

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Title:     The Horse and the Oyster
Author: Henry Wallace Phillips [More Titles by Phillips]

A very prancy horse, discovering an oyster on the sea-shore, thought to show off a little and make the oyster envious.

After he had done some surprising leaps and curvetings, he went up to the oyster, and, with a toss of his head, said:

"There! what do you think of that?"

"You must excuse me," answered the bivalve, "but I have been blind from birth, and missed the whole show."


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Henry W. Phillips's Short Story/Fable: The Horse and the Oyster

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