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Man by James Smith, 17, Kent, England said the rat to the snake i am but a snake in rat's clothing said the snake to the rat i am but a rat in snake's clothing said each one to the other then I must eat you for i am hungry and you are prey and so ensued a battle great until there were only two left standing tall and proud was the bear who had killed the snake and eaten the rat and taller and prouder though short and stout stood the hunter who with his cage had trapped himself not knowing why but wishing not that he had more wit said he to the bear i say old chap, be a good fellow and let me out said the bear to him why my good man you are trapped so the bear freed the man and as the man stood chuffed and glee he turned his luck into misfortune as the bear still hungry ate him and used the snake as floss |