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A thirsty Stag went down to a pool to drink. As he bent over the
surface he saw his own reflection in the water, and was struck
with admiration for his fine spreading antlers, but at the same
time he felt nothing but disgust for the weakness and slenderness
of his legs. While he stood there looking at himself, he was seen
and attacked by a Lion; but in the chase which ensued, he soon
drew away from his pursuer, and kept his lead as long as the
ground over which he ran was open and free of trees. But coming
presently to a wood, he was caught by his antlers in the
branches, and fell a victim to the teeth and claws of his enemy.
"Woe is me!" he cried with his last breath; "I despised my legs,
which might have saved my life: but I gloried in my horns, and
they have proved my ruin."
What is worth most is often valued least.
THE DOG AND THE SHADOW

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