At a beautiful lake the frogs were living peacefully for a long long time, but one day some of them thought that they should have a King to overrule them all. Thus they made up their mind to sent ambassadors to Jupiter asking for the King.
Jupiter laughed at their request and cast down a huge Log into the lake. The frogs were frighten at the splash, and all rushed to the depth of the lake. But after they saw that the huge Log did not move, they swam to the top of the water again. They climbed upon the Log and dance on it carelessly.
After some time they began to recognize that the King Log was too inert, thus they sent ambassadors to Jupiter again to send over them another ruler. Then he sent an eel to rule them. As the frogs found out the eel did not suit them, they sent the ambassadors the third time to Jupiter to give them another King. This made him very angry, so he sent a big stork who eat the frogs day by day until there were none left. Then the frogs knew when too late.
This story teaches you that
“There is no ruler is better than cruel ruler.”
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