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The gift of a friend, perhaps, eh?" THE GIFT OF A FRIEND PERHAPS A
er discussing how best to carry out the plan, and the more violent of them were engaged in sharpening their horns for the fray, when an old Ox got up upon his feet and said, "My brothers, you have good reason, I know, to hate these Butchers, but, at any rate, they understand their trade and do what they have to do without causing unnecessary pain. But if we kill them, others, who have no experience, will be set to slaughter us, and will by their bungling inflict great sufferings upon us. For you may be sure that, even though all the Butchers perish, mankind will never go without their beef." THE WOLF AND THE LION A wolf stole a lamb from the flock, and was carrying it off to devour it at his leisure when he met a Lion, who took his prey away from him and walked off with it. He dared not resist, but when the Lion had gone some distance he said, "It is most unjust of you to take what's mine away from me like that." The Lion laughed and called out in reply, "It was justly yours, no doubt!  THIS IS A LIBRAVOX RECORDING ALL LIBRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX ELL I VOR I VI O X DOT ORG RECORDED BY LADY UNCLEBERG FORTHWITH TEXAS DONKERG DOT KAM AESOP'S FABLES THE WOLF AND THE LION A WOLF STOLE A LAMB FROM THE FLOCK AND WAS CARRYING IT OFF TO DEVOUR IT AT HIS LEISURE WHEN HE MET A LION WHO TOOK HIS PREY AWAY FROM HIM AND WALKED OFF WITH IT HE DARED NOT RESIST BUT WHEN THE LION HAD GONE SOME DISTANCE HE SAID IT IS MOST UNJUST OF YOU TO TAKE WHAT'S MINE AWAY FROM ME LIKE THAT THE LION LAUGHED AND AND CALLED OUT IN REPLY IT WAS JUSTLY YOURS NO DOUBT
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