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A hunter was looking for a lion’s tracks. He asked a woodcutter whether he had seen any tracks and where the lion had its lair. “I can show you the lion himself this very moment,” the woodcutter replied. But the hunter turned pale with fear, and his teeth began to chatter. “I am only looking for his tracks,” he said, “not the lion himself.” The fable exposes those who are bold yet cowardly—brave in words alone, but not in deeds.