The story of the wolf who fell into the doghouse

The story of the wolf who fell into the doghouse

The wolf came in the dark to rob the sheep shed, but fell into the kennel; the kennel immediately stirred up like daylight; the hounds smelled the enemy, the old gray wolf, close by and swarmed to the door of the kennel and forced their way up to meet him.

"Hey, guys, there's a thief! There are thieves!" The man in charge of the dogs shouted.

The doors of the yard were closed and immediately all bolted; the place was in chaos like an inferno. This one came with a hard wooden stick, that one came with a gun.

"Bring fire," they shouted. "Bring men!" So someone ran and got a torch. The wolf was sitting in the corner, his hard gray back hiding there just right, his terrible teeth bared, his stiff hair erected, his eyes glaring as if he could eat everyone on the spot. However, dealing with the hounds, you have to be smart, not to play such a game. All in all, it was very clear that there was no lamb at no cost this night.

The cunning old wolf thought it was time to negotiate, and he spoke smoothly: "My friends, why make such a fuss? I am your old friend, your long-lost compatriot brother! I have come to sign a peace treaty, so why are you so aggressive? Let us all put the past behind us, and let us make an alliance; not only will I not come to disturb your flock any more, but I am willing to fight for them, and we wolves have all the credit in the world, I swear ......"

"Sorry, there is no such thing as a bargain." The leader of the managing hounds interrupted him and said, "If you are gray, I am gray-haired. I have seen the wolf's nature with evidence long ago, and my way of dealing with the wolf has been tried and tested: never make peace with the wolf unless you tear off its skin!"

So he immediately let out a pack of hounds and pounced straight on the wolf.

The story of the rabbit killing the wolf

In a cold winter, a hungry wolf found a hare and kept chasing it. The rabbit was desperate, and got into a tree hole in a hurry. The wolf would not let go of the delicious food that was about to be obtained, so he stubbornly guarded the entrance of the cave.

It was late at night, and the wolf was shivering with cold, but in order to eat the hare, the wolf was reluctant to leave.

The next morning, the hare stuck his head out of the tree hole and found the wolf frozen to death. The hare swaggered out of the hole, stepped over the wolf's body and walked away.

This story tells us: When faced with a desperate situation, we must be patient. The story of Sai Weng's loss of horses is not a blessing. It tells people that good things and bad things can be converted. Therefore, whether things are good or bad, don't rush to conclusions. Waiting is the best way to solve the problem.

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What is a fable

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