"When they saluted each other, what did they do? What is it to salute?"
"They scolded each other right well."
"If they had wished to scold one another, there would hardly have been such handsome presents given;--so many sheep and oxen, and asses and camels. What is a camel?"
"A sow."
"But they had been angry with one another," observed a child.
"Yes; but they were now going to be friends, though they thought each other in fault. Should we be sorry or angry when others are in fault?"
"Angry."
"Why?"
"Because they have no business to do wrong."
"And if others are angry with us, what should we do?"