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C Match the parts of the fable Doctor De Soto to its allegorical meanings given in the box below. ⓐ Many dilemmas can be resolved through wisdom. ⓑ Overcoming our instincts can be challenging for us. ⓒ There may be a time when even strong men require assistance from someone. B Read between the lines and complete the implied meaning of the underlined sentences. 2. “How would you like to be the first one to receive this unique treatment?” “I certainly would!” the fox declared. “I’d be honored.” He hated any kind of personal pain. “You will never have to see us again,” said Doctor De Soto. “No one will see you again,” said the fox to himself. The fox will . 1. “Just a moment,” said Doctor De Soto. “That poor fox,” he whispered to his wife. “What shall we do?” “Let’s risk it,” said Mrs. De Soto. Let’s allow to into Doctor De Soto’s dental clinic. Parts In the Fable Allegorical Meaning 1 “I cannot treat you, sir!” Doctor De Soto shouted. “Sir! Haven’t you read my sign?” “Please!” the fox wailed. “Have mercy, I’m suffering!” And he wept so bitterly it was pitiful to see. 2 Soon, the fox was in dreamland. “M-m-m, yummy,” he mumbled. “How I love them raw... with just a pinch of salt, and a... dry... white wine.” 3 “Ah, excuse me, I should have mentioned,” said Doctor De Soto, “you won’t be able to open your mouth for a day or two. The secret formula must first permeate the dentine. But don’t worry. No pain ever again!” 25