The Jackal and the Lion were hunting in the jungle. "Brother Lion," said the Jackal, "the young elephant we seek is a good distance away. Well, it is not so far away either, but you see it will run around and around and in and out, and that will make the distance long. I see that you have a sore foot, and so long a journey might cost you your life. It would be a pity to lose your great head and pretty voice." "It would, indeed," said the Lion. "I am glad to find someone who understands my worth." "You see, Brother Lion," said the Jackal, "if I should get lost or killed the world would not mi