The boy who cried wolf
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the moral lying breaks trust. Even if you are telling the truth, no one believes a liar. Once there was a boy who became bored when he watched over the village sheep grazing on the hillside to entertain himself. He sang out. Wolf! Wolf, The wolf is chasing the sheep. When the villagers hear the cry they came running up the hill to drive the wolf away. But when they arrived they saw no wolf. The boy was amused when seeing their angry faces. Don't scream wolf. Why one, the villagers, when there is no wolf, they angrily went back down the hill. Later the suffered by cried out once again. Wolf Wolf! The wolf is chasing the sheep to his emerge mint. He looked on as the villagers came running up the hill to scare the wolf away. As they saw there was no wolf, they said strictly. Save your frightening cry for when they are really a wolf. Don't cry wolf! When there is no wolf. But the boy grained at their words while they walked crumbling down the hill. One small later the boy saw a real wolf sneaking around his flock alarmed. He jumped on his feet and cried out as loud as he crowd wolf wolf! But the villagers throat he was fooling them again and so they didn't come to help. At sunset the villagers went looking for the boy who had on returned with their sip. When they went up the hill they found him whipping there. Really Virgil Wolfe! Here the flock is gone. I cried out wolf, but you didn't come! He wailed. An old man went to confirm comfort to the boy as he put his arm around him. He said, Nobody believes a liar, even when he is telling the truth.