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Vincent Teo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Harm hatch, harm catch
What does it mean :
The moral value from the story "The Mouse, the Frog, and the Hawk" is Harm hatch, harm catch.
Anyone can explain to me?
The moral value from the story "The Mouse, the Frog, and the Hawk" is Harm hatch, harm catch.
Anyone can explain to me?
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I'd never heard of this fable. Here it is. Here's a good explanation of the moral from the Free Dictionary: Those who are promoters of harmful thoughts, ideas and actions, will, at some later time, be the recipient of similar thoughts, ideas and actions.
- I'd never heard of this fable.
- Here it is.
- Here's a good explanation of the moral from the Free Dictionary: Those who are promoters of harmful thoughts, ideas and actions, will, at some later time, be the recipient of similar thoughts, ideas and actions.
- (DeDale2Tell) In shorter form: You reap what you sow.
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I'd never heard of this fable. Here it is.
Here's a good explanation of the moral from the Free Dictionary:
Those who are promoters of harmful thoughts, ideas and actions, will, at some later time, be the recipient of similar thoughts, ideas and actions.
Here's a good explanation of the moral from the Free Dictionary:
Those who are promoters of harmful thoughts, ideas and actions, will, at some later time, be the recipient of similar thoughts, ideas and actions.
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