Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 69

Qué sucede

1. A Peasant decides to cut down his fruitless Apple-tree, which shelters sparrows and grasshoppers.
2. The creatures beg him to spare their shelter and remind him that their chirping brightens his work.
3. He ignores their appeal and strikes the trunk with his axe.
4. He discovers bees and honey inside the hollow trunk and decides to keep the tree.
5. The narrator states that people commonly measure worth through usefulness.

En qué fijarte

The moral explains the Peasant's reversal: shelter and chirping do not persuade him, but honey does.

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