Kitap · Aesop's Fables
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A Slave ran away from his master, by whom he had been most
cruelly treated, and, in order to avoid capture, betook himself
into the desert. As he wandered about in search of food and
shelter, he came to a cave, which he entered and found to be
unoccupied. Really, however, it was a Lion's den, and almost
immediately, to the horror of the wretched fugitive, the Lion
himself appeared. The man gave himself up for lost: but, to his
utter astonishment, the Lion, instead of springing upon him and
devouring him, came and fawned upon him, at the same time whining
and lifting up his paw. Observing it to be much swollen and
inflamed, he examined it and found a large thorn embedded in the
ball of the foot. He accordingly removed it and dressed the wound
as well as he could: and in course of time it healed up
completely. The Lion's gratitude was unbounded; he looked upon
the man as his friend, and they shared the cave for some time
together.
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