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What is the moral of the passage? The wise old man and the ferocious leopard
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What is the moral of the passage? The wise old man and the ferocious leopard

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It is important to think clearly in dangerous

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What is the moral of the passage? It is important to think clearly in dangerous situations. Leopards are afraid to come near fire. Older people are wiser than young people
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