Prevod

A fox served a lion as his attendant: she would point out the prey, and he would spring upon it and catch it. Each then received a share according to their worth. But the fox, jealous of the lion’s larger portion, chose to do the hunting herself instead of merely pointing out the prey. And as she tried to snatch an animal from a flock, she herself became the hunters’ prey before she could take her own.

Better to serve in safety than to rule in peril.