\-\There
was once a young Shepherd Boy [RAJFwho tended
his sheep {at the foot} {of a mountain} {near a dark
forest.}] \-\It
was rather lonely {for him} all day,#NuA02
[RAVFso he thought upon a plan [RAJF{by
which} he could get a little company and some excitement.=CC]]
\-\He rushed down {towards the village} calling*GiveR04
out "Wolf, Wolf," \C\and the villagers
came out to meet*INFAV03 him, \C\and
some {of them} stopped {with
him} {for a considerable time.}
\-\This
pleased the boy so much [RAVFthat a few days#NuA04
afterwards he tried the same trick,] \C\and
again the villagers came {to his help.} \-\But
shortly {after this} a Wolf actually did come
out {from the forest,} and began=CV
to worry*INFDO04 the sheep, \C\and
the boy {of course} cried out "Wolf, Wolf,"
still louder [RAVRthan before.]
\-\But this time#NuA02
the villagers, [MAJFwho had been fooled=PV
twice before,] thought [RNDOthe
boy was again deceiving them,] \C\and
nobody stirred to come*INFAV05 {to
his help.} \-\So the Wolf made
a good meal {off the boy's flock,} \C\and
[LAVFwhen the boy complained,]
the wise man {of the village} said:
\-\"A
liar will not be believed,=PV even [RAVFwhen
he speaks the truth."]
|