Aesop's Fables, Part 126 summary
Part 126 of 284 · 1 min to read the part
In The Old Hound, an aging hunting dog catches a boar but cannot hold it because he has lost his teeth, prompting his master to scold him. The Hound answers that his willingness remains strong and asks for respect based on his past service rather than blame for his present weakness.
What happens
- After years of successful service, the Hound loses strength and speed as he ages.
- During a hunt, his master sends him after a powerful wild boar.
- The Hound catches the boar's ear but cannot maintain his grip without teeth, and the animal escapes.
- When his master scolds him, the Hound defends his willingness and asks that his past service earn him respect.

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What to notice
The Hound makes past service the basis for deserving respect. His reply challenges blame directed at weakness caused by age.
Quick check
Why does the Hound fail to hold the boar?

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