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A wolf, having eaten his fill, caught sight of a boy lying on the ground. Realizing that the boy had fallen down in terror of him, he approached and reassured him, saying that if he told him three true things, he would let him go. The boy began by saying, first, that he had no wish to meet him; second, that he had blundered like a blind man; and third, “May all you wicked wolves come to a wicked end, for though we have done you no harm, you wage cruel war against us.” The wolf acknowledged the truth of his words and let him go.

The fable shows that truth often carries weight even with enemies.