[Answer] Which of Aesop’s Fables teaches that kindness is never wasted?

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...“Aesop's Fables” — an ancient Greek collection of fables, or short stories with a lesson — has been preserved over time and is still popularly used to teach children concepts such as kindness, leadership, fairness, and perseverance. In one story, a lion comes close to eating a mouse but lets him go after the mouse begs him to think again. He says he might be useful to the massive lion someday. Later, these words come true as the lion is caught in a trap and the tiny mouse is the only one who can set him free.

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The Lion and the Mouse:

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