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A short story by Henry Wallace Phillips |
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The Wolf And The Sheep |
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Title: The Wolf And The Sheep Author: Henry Wallace Phillips [More Titles by Phillips] A wolf that had been left for dead by the dogs lay not far from a running brook. He felt that one good drink might save his life. Just then a sheep passed near. "Pray, sister," said he very gently, but with a sinister twinkle of his eye teeth, "bring me some water from yon stream." "Certainly," said the sheep, and she brought him a glass in which she had poured a few knock-out drops. As she sat on his corpse a little later she moralized in this manner: "Some clever people are wicked, but all wicked people are not clever by a d----d sight." [The end] GO TO TOP OF SCREEN |