Professional Brethren By George E Walsh
A first person burglar narrator serves as groom for Charles Goddard in a rural estate, secretly studying Dr Squires and Miss Stetson while plotting break-ins. After a late night ride with Goddard, the narrator plans an assault on Squires but is unsettled by warning glances and a dangerous escape during a nocturnal intrusion. Goddard intervenes during a confrontation with a watchdog and a wounded guard dog, ordering the narrator to flee as pursuit closes in.
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A fable recounts a Peasant who lends his lantern to a thief seeking light for a stable. His wife protests but he explains that aiding the thief prevents greater loss, noting the risk of mistaking a goat for a dollar. The tale ends with a moral on prudent caution and small sacrifices.
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