Folk Tales from Tibet — II. The Story of the Tiger and the Man (1906)
“ You are not a Man, I suppose?" "No, indeed," replied the Elephant; "I am only a poor old worn-out Elephant." "Is that so?" answered the Tiger. "Perhaps you can tell me, however, what sort of a creature Man is, as I am now hunting for one in order to kill and eat him." "Beware how you hunt Man, young Tiger," replied the old Elephant; "he is a faithless and dangerous animal. Look at my case. Although I am the Lord of the jungle, Man tamed me, and trained me, and made me his servant for many years. ”
