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Lion's Share
The larger part: all or nearly all: In Æsop's; Fables, several beasts joined the lion in a hunt; but, when the spoil was
divided, the lion claimed one quarter in right of his prerogative, one
for his superior courage, one for his dam and cubs, “and as for the
fourth, let who will dispute it with me.” Awed by his frown, the other
beasts yielded and silently withdrew. (See Montgomery.)
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