Libro · Aesop's Fables
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Autore: Aesop
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A rich man once invited a number of his friends and acquaintances
to a banquet. His dog thought it would be a good opportunity to
invite another Dog, a friend of his; so he went to him and said,
"My master is giving a feast: there'll be a fine spread, so come
and dine with me to-night." The Dog thus invited came, and when
he saw the preparations being made in the kitchen he said to
himself, "My word, I'm in luck: I'll take care to eat enough
to-night to last me two or three days." At the same time he
wagged his tail briskly, by way of showing his friend how
delighted he was to have been asked. But just then the Cook
caught sight of him, and, in his annoyance at seeing a strange
Dog in the kitchen, caught him up by the hind legs and threw him
out of the window. He had a nasty fall, and limped away as
quickly as he could, howling dismally.
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