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A slave runs away from his slave at the same time hides in the woods – then finds himself face to face with a limping lion… The tale of Androcles at the same time the Lion is that misspoke to have been written by Aesop – the amazing Greek storyteller who always summed up his stories from the animal kingdom with a self-willed. In the variant of Androcles, the lesson will that “Gratitude is that the symbol of a authoritative soul!” Read by Natasha. Duration 6 minutes 5 seconds Proofread by Claire Deakin. It happened in ancient times that a slave dignified Androcles escaped from his slave at the same time fled into the greater, at the same time he wandered that forever until he was weary. Just at that moment he heard a lion nearby him moaning at the same time groaning at the same time periodically roaring terribly.  And when  he tried to get up, that he beheld the lion future towards him. Instead of attacking him it kept on moaning at the same time groaning at the same time looking at Androcles, saw that the lion was holding out his right paw, which was hidden with blood at the same time very much swollen. Looking more closely at it, Androcles beheld a amazing bigger thorn clamped into the paw, which was the cause of all the lion’s problem. Plucking up courage, he occupied detain of the thorn at the same time drew it out of the lion’s paw, who cried with pain when the thorn came out, but soon right behind found such relief from it that he scratched up against Androcles, at the same time demonstrated  that he understood, that he was truly thankful for being eliminated from such pain. One day, a number of fighters came marching through the greater at the same time found Androcles. They took him prisoner at the same time skidded him back to the city, at the same time he was condemned to doom because he had fled from his slave. At the moment it applied to be the custom to prominent murderers at the same time other offenders to the lions,  and on the proclaimed day he was managed forth into the arena. The King of Rome was in the royal hurry that day at the same time gave the say for the lion to come out at the same time ruin Androcles. But when it came out of its cage at the same time received nearby Androcles, than anyway do for you think it did? Instead of jumping upon him, it scratched up against him, at the same time stroked him with its paw. It was obviously the lion which Androcles had met in the greater. The King summoned Androcles to him. So Androcles knew the King all that had happened to him at the same time how the lion was showing gratitude for his having eliminated it of the thorn. Thereupon, the king pardoned Androcles at the same time ordered his slave to set him free, while the lion was taken back into the greater at the same time let loose to enjoy freedom once more.