图书 · Aesop's Fables
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作者: Aesop
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A Fisherman who could play the flute went down one day to the
sea-shore with his nets and his flute; and, taking his stand on a
projecting rock, began to play a tune, thinking that the music
would bring the fish jumping out of the sea. He went on playing
for some time, but not a fish appeared: so at last he threw down
his flute and cast his net into the sea, and made a great haul of
fish. When they were landed and he saw them leaping about on the
shore, he cried, "You rascals! you wouldn't dance when I piped:
but now I've stopped, you can do nothing else!"
THE WEASEL AND THE MAN
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