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Aesop’s Fables, THE OLD HOUND

THE OLD HOUND

A Hound who had served his master well for years, and had run down many a quarry in his time, began to lose his strength and speed owing to age. One day, when out hunting, his master started a powerful wild boar and set the Hound at him. The latter seized the beast by the ear, but his teeth were gone and he could not retain his hold; so the boar escaped. His master began to scold him severely, but the Hound interrupted him with these words: "My will is as strong as ever, master, but my body is old and feeble. You ought to honour me for what I have been instead of abusing me for what I am."

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THE OLD HOUND

A Hound who had served his master well for years, and had run down many a quarry in his time, began to lose his strength and speed owing to age. Un chien de chasse qui avait bien servi son maître pendant des années et qui avait abattu de nombreuses proies en son temps, commença à perdre sa force et sa vitesse à cause de l'âge. One day, when out hunting, his master started a powerful wild boar and set the Hound at him. Un jour, lors d'une partie de chasse, son maître a attrapé un puissant sanglier et a lancé le chien sur lui. The latter seized the beast by the ear, but his teeth were gone and he could not retain his hold; so the boar escaped. Ce dernier saisit la bête par l'oreille, mais ses dents ayant disparu, il ne put maintenir sa prise et le sanglier s'échappa. His master began to scold him severely, but the Hound interrupted him with these words: "My will is as strong as ever, master, but my body is old and feeble. You ought to honour me for what I have been instead of abusing me for what I am."