Capitolo 45
in such terrible fear of the hunting dog?" You smiled, and says: "I know
full good, my child that everybody that you say is true. I have the advantages You
mentions, but still when I feel only the barking of a dog I feel me ready to
faint."
Anybody matters will give the courage to the coward.
The Has a good time and her the Young people One.
[The illustration]
A Has a good time you/he/she had made her make the nest in the young green wheat. The brood almost had
adult, when the owner of the field, neglecting his/her crop, says: "I owe
sends to all of my neighbors to help me with my crop." One of the young one
It has a good time feels him/it, and churches to his/her mother to that place for which they should stir
safety. "There is not any occasion to stir anchor, my child" she responded. The
owner of the field some days it came later, and says: "I will come me
to-tomorrow, and it will get in the crop." Then the Has a good time tells her
brood: "It is now now to be away--he doesn't have more trust to his/her friends,
but it will reap the field him."
Same-help is the better help.
The archer and the Leo.
[The illustration]
A very skilled Archer went to the mountains in search of game. All the
beasts of the forest ran away to his/her approach. The Leo challenged alone it
to fight. The archer immediately made fly an arrow; and tells the
Leo: "I send my messenger thee that from him you mayests learn that that me
I will be when I attack thee." The Leo, so wounded, it dressed again wicker,
away in the great fear, and on a Fox that exhorts him to be of the good courage,
and he responded not to run away to the first attack,: "you recommend me in
vain, for if he sends so terrible a messenger, as I bear the
attack of the man himself?"
A man that can strike from a distance is not pleasant neighbor.
The Boy and the Filberts.
A Boy put his/her hand in a pitcher full of filberts. He grabbed as many
as he could possibly contain, but when he strove him to extract his/her hand,
you/he/she was prevented him by to do so that the neck of the pitcher that was