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SOME Apes who had deposed1 their king fell at once into dissension and anarchy2. In this strait they sent a Deputation to a neighbouring tribe to consult the Oldest and Wisest Ape in All the World. "My children," said the Oldest and Wisest Ape in All the World, when he had heard the Deputation, "you did right in ridding yourselves of tyranny, but your tribe is not sufficiently3 advanced to dispense4 with the forms of monarchy5. Entice6 the tyrant7 back with fair promises, kill him and enthrone. The skeleton of even the most lawless despot makes a good constitutional sovereign." At this the Deputation was greatly abashed8. "It is impossible," they said, moving away; "our king has no skeleton; he was stuffed." 点击收听单词发音
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