who tended his sheep {at the foot} {of a mountain} {near a dark 

forest}.] /  It was rather lonely {for him} all day, [Adverbial to 

"was"] so^{Note #1} he thought upon a plan [Adjectival to "plan"] 

{by which} he could get a little company and some

excitement.]] / He rushed down {towards the village} calling

out "Wolf, Wolf,"  /  and the villagers came out to meet 

him,  /  and some {of them} stopped {with him} {for a 

considerable time}. /   This pleased the boy so much [Adverbial

to "so"] that a few days afterwards he tried the same trick,] / 

and again the villagers came {to his help}. / But^Note shortly

{after this} a Wolf actually did come out {from the forest}, and

began to worry the sheep, /   and the boy {of course}cried

out "Wolf, Wolf," still louder [Adverbial to "louder"] than^{Note #2} 

before.] /  But^Note this time the villagers, [Adjectival to

"villagers"] who had been fooled twice before,] thought 

[DO of "thought"]  the boy was again deceiving them,] /  and

nobody stirred to come {to his help}. /   So^Note the Wolf

made a good meal {off the boy's flock}, /  and [Adverbial to

"said"] when the boy complained,] the wise man {of the

village} said^{Note #3}: /

      "A liar will not be believed, even^{Note # 4} [Adverbial to "not"]

when he speaks the truth."] /