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A thirsty crow searches for water but cannot find any until it spots a pot with a small amount of water inside. However, the water level is too low for the crow to reach. The crow then gets an idea - it picks up pebbles from around the pot and drops them in, causing the water level to rise slowly. Once high enough, the clever crow is able to drink the water, and flies away happy.
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- 8. But, there was only little water in the pot.
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- 11. The crow picked the pebble
- 12. The crow drop the pebbles into the pot
- 13. The water level rose up slowly. The clever crow drank the water
- 14. The crow flew away happy.
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