The Scorpion and the Frog (English Wikipedia)

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  • Eastwick (1854), pp. 133–134: "The Scorpion answered, 'God forbid that sentiments like these should approach my mind in the whole course of my life or should have ever done so! It is nothing more than this, that my nature instigates me to sting, whether I wound the back of a friend or the breast of a foe.
    The tortoise reflected thus, 'Truly have the sages said that to cherish a base character is to give one's own honor to the wind, and to involve one's own self in embarrassment.'" Ḥusain Vá'iẓ u'l-Kashifí (1854) [First published c. 1500]. The Anvar-i-Suhaili; or The Lights Of Canopus. Translated by Edward B. Eastwick. Stephen Austin.

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  • Richard Brody (March 30, 2010). "DVD of the Week: Mr. Arkadin". The New Yorker. Retrieved February 25, 2020.

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