When the dogs saw the wolf, they began to howl, alerting the shepherd, who also saw the wolf. "Get him!' the shepherd yelled, and the wolf led them all on a merry chase.
Inspired by: Mille Fabulae et Una, a collection of Latin fables that I've edited, free to read online. I am not translating the Latin here; instead, I am just telling a 100-word version of the fable.
Notes: This is fable 87. Lupi Duo, Oves, et Opilio in the book, which is not in Perry; it comes from Desbillons.
The other wolf then slaughtered the defenseless sheep, dragging their mangled corpses into the woods, where both wolves later enjoyed a great feast.
The worst danger is not always the one you can see.
Inspired by: Mille Fabulae et Una, a collection of Latin fables that I've edited, free to read online. I am not translating the Latin here; instead, I am just telling a 100-word version of the fable.
Notes: This is fable 87. Lupi Duo, Oves, et Opilio in the book, which is not in Perry; it comes from Desbillons.
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