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Greek · Beginner

Ο λύκος με την προβιά του προβάτου

Adapted from The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

By Aesop

A wolf disguises himself as a sheep to enter a flock unnoticed.

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Illustration for the scene “The wolf joins the sheep”

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Ο λύκος μπαίνει ανάμεσα στα πρόβατα

The wolf joins the sheep

Greek

Ένας λύκος δεν μπορούσε εύκολα να πλησιάσει τα πρόβατα, γιατί ο βοσκός και τα σκυλιά του τα πρόσεχαν πολύ. Μια μέρα όμως βρήκε πεταμένο το δέρμα ενός προβάτου. Το φόρεσε πάνω του και μπήκε ήρεμα ανάμεσα στα πρόβατα.

English translation

A wolf could not easily get close to the sheep because the shepherd and his dogs watched them very carefully. One day, however, he found a discarded sheepskin. He put it on and calmly made his way in among the sheep.

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