Ksiazka · Aesop's Fables
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A Miller, accompanied by his young Son, was driving his Ass to
market in hopes of finding a purchaser for him. On the road they
met a troop of girls, laughing and talking, who exclaimed, "Did
you ever see such a pair of fools? To be trudging along the dusty
road when they might be riding!" The Miller thought there was
sense in what they said; so he made his Son mount the Ass, and
himself walked at the side. Presently they met some of his old
cronies, who greeted them and said, "You'll spoil that Son of
yours, letting him ride while you toil along on foot! Make him
walk, young lazybones! It'll do him all the good in the world."
The Miller followed their advice, and took his Son's place on the
back of the Ass while the boy trudged along behind. They had not
gone far when they overtook a party of women and children, and
the Miller heard them say, "What a selfish old man!
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