The Fable of the Ducks and Hens
The Fable of the Ducks and Hens by George Lincoln Rockwell
Narrated by Edgar J. Steele
Many, many years ago, When animals could speak. A wondrous thing the ducks befell, Their tale is quite unique.
Down by a pond dwelt all these ducks, Ten thousand at the least. Their duckish joys were undisturbed By any man or any beast.
One day down near the entrance gate, There was an awful din. A hundred hens all out of breath Were begging to come in.
“Oh let us in!” these poor birds cried, “Before we do expire!” “Tis only by the merest inch That we escaped the fire!”
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