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With the fables of Samaniego you can find stories to educate children in values. In these popular short stories children will find valuable lessons about honesty or solidarity.
Children's stories help develop your children's imagination and creativity. With fables, children will discover morals, very interesting little lessons in the form of fun stories.
In search of food
There was a very skinny and very hungry Wolf.
He found such a stuffed dog,
so lucid, healthy and good,
who said: 'I miss
have a good year
as it can be seen by your face,
when to me, more powerful,
more daring and sagacious, my sad luck
He has made me a portrait of death. '
The Dog replied: 'Without a doubt
you will achieve, if you want, my fortune.
Leave the forest and the meadow;
retire to town;
you will serve as a goalkeeper
to a rich gentleman,
without another desire or more occupations
than defend the house from thieves. '
'I certainly accept your party,
that for much more I am hardened.
So I will get rid of fatigue,
that hunger forces me
of walking through mountains, walking rocks,
climbing cliffs and breaking thickets,
suffering from the rigors of the times,
rains, snows, frosts and heat. '
At a diligent pace
marching together amicably,
several points trying in confidence,
belonging to fill the tummy.
In this the Wolf, for some misgivings,
that began to disturb his comfort,
looking at the Dog, he said: 'I have repaired
that your neck is somewhat bare.
Tell me what is it?'. 'Nothing'.
'Tell me, for your life, comrade.'
'It is only the signal of the chain;
but I'm not sorry
Well, although I am restless
I am subject to her,
they let me go when my lords eat,
receive me at your feet with a thousand loves:
they already throw me the bread, already the slice,
and everything that they dislike;
this one badly roasted,
that one a little fleshless bone;
and still a glutton, who swallows everything,
at least it flatters me,
running his hand down my spine;
I wag my tail, shut up and eat. '
'All that is good, I confess it to you;
but finally and for dessert you are imprisoned:
you never leave home,
You can't even see what's going on in town. '
'It is so'. 'Well, my friend,
the beloved freedom that I get
I am not going to trade it in any way
for your abundant and prosperous fortune.
March, march to live in prison;
you will not be envied
of who walks the field freely,
even if you eat so gluttonously
bread, slices, and bones; because at the end,
there is no ripe morsel for a slave.
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