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Aesop's Fables, Part 193 summary

Part 193 of 284 · 1 min to read the part

In The Bald Huntsman, a bald man goes hunting in a wig, but a strong gust blows away both his hat and his false hair, amusing his companions. He responds cheerfully by pointing out that the wig's hair does not remain on its original head either, turning embarrassment into a shared joke.

What happens

  1. A man without hair wears a wig and goes hunting.
  2. A gust blows away his hat and wig, making the hunting party laugh.
  3. He accepts the joke cheerfully and jokes about the hair leaving both its original head and his own.

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