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Morality tale

Kelley Jean White MD

The dog and the cat were the best
of friends. The dog was grateful
for the friendship as none of his
dog friends had cat friends of their own.

He often offered her his dish of food
or a freshly dug-up bone. She was
not interested in these gifts. She turned
away and washed her face vigorously.

He wagged his tail at her and barked
when she walked by. She found this
behavior alarming. She hissed a bit
then stretched and went on sitting

in the sun, bemused by the ways of dogs.
Then he, tail wagging, ate her food.

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