雙語(yǔ)·《伊索寓言》 獅子和野豬

THE LION AND THE BOAR

One hot and thirsty day in the height of summer a Lion and a Boar came down to a little spring at the same moment to drink. In a trice they were quarrelling as to who should drink first. The quarrel soon became a fight and they attacked one another with the utmost fury. Presently, stopping for a moment to take breath, they saw some vultures seated on a rock above evidently waiting for one of them to be killed, when they would fly down and feed upon the carcase. The sight sobered them at once, and they made up their quarrel, saying, “We had much better be friends than fight and be eaten by vultures.”

獅子和野豬

夏日炎炎，獅子和野豬又熱又渴，他們同時(shí)到了一處小泉眼處喝水，立刻便為誰(shuí)應(yīng)該先喝水爭(zhēng)吵起來(lái)。爭(zhēng)吵很快變成爭(zhēng)斗，他們都滿腔怒氣，奮力攻擊對(duì)方。他們停下來(lái)喘氣的時(shí)候發(fā)現(xiàn)一塊石頭上落著一群禿鷲，顯然正等著他們其中一個(gè)死去，好飛下來(lái)享用尸體。這場(chǎng)景立刻令他們清醒過(guò)來(lái)，言歸于好，他們說(shuō)：“與其爭(zhēng)斗最后被禿鷲吃掉，不如我們還是做朋友比較好?！?/p>