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Once upon a time the Sheep complained to the shepherd about the
difference in his treatment of themselves and his Dog. "Your
conduct," said they, "is very strange and, we think, very unfair.
We provide you with wool and lambs and milk and you give us
nothing but grass, and even that we have to find for ourselves:
but you get nothing at all from the Dog, and yet you feed him
with tit-bits from your own table." Their remarks were overheard
by the Dog, who spoke up at once and said, "Yes, and quite right,
too: where would you be if it wasn't for me? Thieves would steal
you! Wolves would eat you! Indeed, if I didn't keep constant
watch over you, you would be too terrified even to graze!" The
Sheep were obliged to acknowledge that he spoke the truth, and
never again made a grievance of the regard in which he was held
by his master.
THE SHEPHERD AND THE WOLF

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