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1. The Ant and the Grasshopper 개미와 베짱이
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2. The Tortoise and the Hare 토끼와 거북이
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3. The three little pigs 아기돼지 삼형제
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4. The Shepherd Boy 양치기 소년
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5. The Honest Woodcutter 금도끼 은도끼
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6. The Fairy and the Woodcutter 선녀와 나무꾼
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7. The Sun and the Wind 해와 바람
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8. The Lion and the Mouse 사자와 생쥐
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9. The Fox and the Sour Grapes 여우와 신포도
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10. The Two Men and the Bear 두 남자와 곰
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70. The Fox and the Leopard – 여우와 표범
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71. The Wolf and the Crane – 늑대와 학
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72. The Boasting Traveler – 허풍쟁이 여행자
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73. The Trees and the Axe – 나무들과 도끼
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74. The Farmer and His Sons – 농부와 아들들
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75. The Lark and Her Young Ones – 종달새와 새끼들
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76. The Crow Who Tried to Sing Like a Swan – 백조처럼 노래하려던 까마귀
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77. The Dog and the Oyster – 개와 굴
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78. The Mole and His Mother – 두더지와 그의 어머니
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79. The Horse, Hunter, and Stag – 말, 사냥꾼, 사슴
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80. The Travelers and the Plane Tree – 여행자들과 플라타너스 나무
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81. The Snake and the Farmer – 뱀과 농부
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동화 초급 Fairy tale

🎵 The Bat and the Weasels – Song Lyrics 🎵
(Easy melody, 85–90 BPM, story-song style)

Verse 1
One quiet evening, sun so low,
A bat flew by, nice and slow.
He searched the trees to find a place,
To rest his wings and hide his face.

But from the bush, a shadow sped—
A weasel came with teeth of red!

Verse 2
“I hate all birds!” the weasel cried.
“I’ll eat you now, no place to hide!”
The bat looked scared but stayed so still,
And used his brain with all his will:

“Wait, I’m not a bird, you see—
No feathers here, just fur like me!”

Verse 3
The weasel looked and gave a stare,
No feathers, wings, or birdy flair.
“A mouse, not bird,” the weasel said—
And let the bat go free instead.

Verse 4
That same night, the bat took flight,
Glad to have escaped the fright.
But from the dark, a jump once more—
Another weasel near the floor!

Verse 5
“I hate all mice!” the weasel roared.
“I’ll eat you now!” the weasel swore.
“Oh no!” the bat said in the air,
“I fly like birds, with wings so fair!”

Verse 6
The weasel blinked and gave a pause,
He thought and scratched his little claws.
“This bat does fly like birds I know…”
So once again, he let him go.

Final Verse (Ending)
The bat escaped not with a fight,
But with his words, both day and night.
He changed his tale to match the day—
And clever thinking saved his way.

🌟 The End 🌟