Aesop's Fables Edited by Charles Stikeney.

THE BOYS AND THE FROGS

SOME Boys, playing near a pond, saw a
number of Frogs sporting in the water.
   "Let us see if we can hit them," said one;
and they all began to pelt them with stones.
   At last, after several had been hit, one of
the Frogs put his head up out of the water,
and said, "Pry stop, Boys. Throwing stones
at us may be great sport for you, but it is
death to us. We have done you no harm, and
alas!   you have already killed three of our
family."

THE BOYS AND THE FROGS
SOME Boys, playing near a pond, saw a number of Frogs sporting in the water. "Let us see if we can hit them," said one; and they all began to pelt them with stones. At last, after several had been hit, one of the Frogs put his head up out of the water, and said, "Pry stop, Boys. Throwing stones at us may be great sport for you, but it is death to us. We have done you no harm, and alas! you have already killed three of our family."

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