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A man and his son were driving their donkey along a country road. They saw some girls 1 (draw) water at a well.

One of the girls said, "Oh,look!2 silly they are!A man and a boy are walking along beside their donkey,and 3 is riding it."

The man heard this and said to his son, "You had better ride our donkey. You are light,4 you will not tire our donkey. " 5 a little while they met three old men. One of them said , " See here!The boy is riding a donkey and his old father is walking 6 his side. The young boy does not take care of his old father."

And the man got on the donkey and his son walked along beside it. Then a mother with her child saw them. The mother said, " 7 a terrible father!He rides the donkey,and his little son walks."The man then told his son to climb up on the donkey with him. The two passed by a field. A farmer saw them.

The farmer said , " Look at that poor donkey!How selfish those two are!They have strong legs. They should be 8 (shame) ."

The two then lifted it to their 9 (shoulder) and carried it along to the town. When they came to a bridge,everyone laughed at them. And the donkey did not like the noise and began to kick. It broke the rope,fell into the water and 10 (drown) . So the old man had to take his son and go home. The man said to his son, "He who tries to please everybody pleases nobody after all."

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