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The Crow and the Pitcher
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The Fox and the Crow
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The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg
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The Hare and the Tortoise
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The Timid Rabbits
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The Boy and the Wolf
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The Jay and the Peacock
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The Fox and the Cock
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The Fox and the Stork
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The Man, the Boy, and the Donkey
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The Lion and the Mouse
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Come Out To Play
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I Saw a Ship A-Sailing
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Who Killed Cock Robin?
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There Was a Little Man
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The Fir Tree
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The Discontented Pine Tree
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Boots and His Brothers
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The Elves and the Shoemaker
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Cinderella
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Hans in Luck
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Linnet
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What Is Pink?
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In the Meadow
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Daisies
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A Diamond or a Coal
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An Emerald Is as Green as Grass
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The Peach Tree
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The Wind
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Boats Sail on the Rivers
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The Birthday Gift
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The Lambkins
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The Queen Bee
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The Brave Tin Soldier
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The Sister of the Sun
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Why the Sea Is Salt
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The Flying Ship
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Fairy Land
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The Swing
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Rain
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Singing
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At the Seaside
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Farewell to the Farm
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Time To Rise
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Whole Duty of Children
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Looking Forward
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Bed in Summer
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Where Go the Boats?
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My Shadow
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Sleeping Beauty
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East o' the Sun and West o' the Moon
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Little Maia
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Hansel and Gretel
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The Crow and the Pitcher
One day a crow was thirsty, and he looked for some water.
He found a pitcher with water in it. But he could not reach the water with
his bill.
He tried to break the pitcher, but he could not.
Then he tried to turn it over. But he had to give that up, too.
He saw some pebbles on the ground. He picked up one pebble and dropped it
into the pitcher.
The water rose in the pitcher. Then he dropped in another pebble. The water
rose higher.
Then he dropped another and another. The water rose higher and higher.
At last he could reach it, and he drank all the water he wanted.
Where there is a will there is a way.
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