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reason, the strange Little Animal suddenly turned upon the Hiller boy, his friend, and savagely bit him. Then the Little Animal spent days walking about the home, snarling, with hair upright on the back of his neck.
The Miller boy was hurt—but his feelings were hurt more deeply that that hurt caused by the vicious bite of the Little Animal’s teeth. The Little Animal, which he had befriended and defended, had turned on him.
The moral of this tale is this: don’t expect gratitude from any strange little animal that drifts to your home, no matter what nor how much you do to help him. Let your pleasure be derived in th« satisfaction you get in giving help; and expect nothing in return.
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