Savory pancakes (the tale "Hungry Fox and nimble Rabbit" with the sequel) there was a voracious Fox. His servant, nimble Rabbit, from morning till night doing just that scoured the area looking for food for his master. And all that was not enough. Late one night the Fox said to the Hare: "Bum, I want pies with pumpkin. And if you me now will not bring, you eat them instead of you. And don't look so! Don't choke, don't hold your breath". What was the poor Hare? "It will be done, he said. - Near here is one the owner of the house just today baked. Now run over them." "Wait, - stopped him Fox. Today I'll go with you. Need to unwind, and that insomnia has defeated me". When they approached the house, the Fox, of course, remained behind a fence, and a Rabbit cautiously made it to the front door and pushed it. To his delight, the door opened. She was just covered, but not locked. Once in the kitchen, he sniffed. Smelled baked pies. Finding them by smell and taking a dozen, the Hare ran back to the Fox. And that greedy Fox a dozen pies? He swallowed them instantly, even the Hare is not suggested to try. Knowing that in a Cup on the kitchen table still have the pies, and began to scold the Fox the Hare: "Ah, you weakling, couldn't bring. I'll have to go. Stay here and wait for me." Giving a slap to the Hare, the Fox went into the house. He was in such a hurry to take the pies that he dropped his Cup on the floor. From the noise woke up the owners. They rushed into the kitchen and saw there a Fox, grabbed a stick and let him beat. Hard, but popped up the Fox from the master's house. So he beat the hell out of the sides, which had for several days lain in bed, and for food he did for a long time could not look. And since it happened on the eve of New Year, we Hare come the Christmas holidays: he didn't have to spend time in search of food for the Fox, and he finally could spend the New Year together with his wife and charming children. By nature the Rabbit's wife was a very kind shichihei. She not only baked for the poor Fox savory crepes, but also took them to him personally, leaving her husband to watch the kids. The saying "Who does good, that evil does not harm". What do You think if I returned the wife of a Hare alive and unharmed back home to her husband and children after a meeting with a voracious Fox?