Page 63 - The Enchanted Doe

him. Fonzo stayed there a month,
taking his pleasure, and then wished
to return to his own country, and
Candleaurum wrote by him to his
mother calling her to come and
partake of his greatness, which she
did. But from that time forward,
he never would hear of dogs or of
hunting, recollecting the saying:

It is bitter to punish oneself
at one’s expense.