Livro · Aesop's Fables
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By the way, just before I left, the authorities were making
arrangements to prosecute all the doctors, because they won't let
sick men die in the course of nature, but use their arts to keep
them alive. They were going to charge you along with the rest,
till I assured them that you were no doctor, but a mere
impostor."
THE LION, THE WOLF, AND THE FOX
A Lion, infirm with age, lay sick in his den, and all the beasts
of the forest came to inquire after his health with the exception
of the Fox. The Wolf thought this was a good opportunity for
paying off old scores against the Fox, so he called the attention
of the Lion to his absence, and said, "You see, sire, that we
have all come to see how you are except the Fox, who hasn't come
near you, and doesn't care whether you are well or ill." Just
then the Fox came in and heard the last words of the Wolf. The
Lion roared at him in deep displeasure, but he begged to be
allowed to explain his absence, and said, "Not one of them cares
for you so much as I, sire, for all the time I have been going
round to the doctors and trying to find a cure for your illness."
"And may I ask if you have found one?" said the Lion.
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