By author Carolyn Martin
In Aesop’s fable “The Wolf and the House Dog,” a gaunt emaciated wolf came upon a fat house dog. The dog tried to entice the wolf back to his house where he would be well-fed. The keenly aware wolf noticed the rough patch around the dog’s neck and after inquiring about it, the dog explained that at times he was chained and unable to move about freely. In the end, the wolf declined to go with the dog. The moral of the fable is: There is nothing worth so much as liberty.
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