Libro · Aesop's Fables
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An Ass was feeding in a meadow, and, catching sight of his enemy
the Wolf in the distance, pretended to be very lame and hobbled
painfully along. When the Wolf came up, he asked the Ass how he
came to be so lame, and the Ass replied that in going through a
hedge he had trodden on a thorn, and he begged the Wolf to pull
it out with his teeth, "In case," he said, "when you eat me, it
should stick in your throat and hurt you very much." The Wolf
said he would, and told the Ass to lift up his foot, and gave his
whole mind to getting out the thorn. But the Ass suddenly let out
with his heels and fetched the Wolf a fearful kick in the mouth,
breaking his teeth; and then he galloped off at full speed. As
soon as he could speak the Wolf growled to himself, "It serves me
right: my father taught me to kill, and I ought to have stuck to
that trade instead of attempting to cure."
THE MONKEY AND THE CAMEL
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