SurLaLune Note: This tale is from the footnotes to the previous tale, "Godmother Fox," but is provided also as a separate entry for the SurLaLune database classification and searching ease.
A version of this story is found in Morosi's Studi sui Dialetti greci, Lecce, 1870.
LXXXIX. THE GOAT AND THE FOX.
ONCE upon a time a goat entered the den of the fox while the latter was absent. At night the fox returned home, and finding the goat fled because frightened by the horns. A wolf passed by, and was also terrified. Then came a hedgehog and entered the den, and pricked the goat with its quills. The goat came out, and the wolf killed it, and the fox ate it.
[Found in Morosi's Studi sui Dialetti greci, Lecce, 1870.]
