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最后一只迷羊TheStoryofaYellowDog-Wully
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欧内斯特·西顿·汤普森Erhompson
AitleWullywasborn.Heaherofthelitterwerekept；hisbrotherbecauseheresembledthebestdogiy，andhimselfbecausehewasalittleyello>
Hisearlylifewasthatofasheep-dog，inpanyeriencedcolliewhotrainedhim，andanoldshepherdwhowassferiortotheminihetimehewastwoyearsoldWullywasfullgrownandhadtakenathhsheep.Hekhemfromram-horntolamb-hoof，andoldRobin，hismaster，atlengthhadsuhissagacitythathewouldfrequentlystayatthetavernallnightwhileWullyguardedthewoollyidiotsinthehills.HiseduhadbeeowedandinmostwayshewasaverybrightlittledogwithafuturebeforehiYetheodespisethataddle-patedRobin.Theoldshepherd，withallhisfaults，hisualstrivingafterhisidealstate-intoxidhismind-shrivellinglifeingeneralwasrarelybrutaltoWully，andWullyrepaidhimwithaedworshipthatthegreatestahelandiredtoinvain.
WullyaginedahanRobihesumoffveshillingsaweekallRobin‘svitalenergyaalfedtotheservireatdsheepdealer，therealproprietorofWully’sdwhenthisman，reallylessgreatthantheneighblaird，orderedRobintodrivehisfockbystagestotheYorkshiremoorsas，ofallthe376mentalitiesed，Wullyswasthemostieresting.
ThejhNorthumberlaful.AttheRiverTyhesheepweredrivenontotheferryandlandedsafelyinsmokySouthShields.Thegreatfaartingupforthedayandbelgoutfogbanksandthunder-rollersofopaqueleadedarkeheairandhunglowlikeastorm-cloudoverthestreets.Thesheepthoughtthattheyreizedthefumingdunofanunusuallyheavy.Theybecamealarmed，andiheirkeepersstampededthroughthetownin374differeions.
Robiheinmostrecessesofhistinysoul.Hestaredstupidlyafterthesheepforhalfamiheorder，“Wully，fet.”
Afterthismehesatdown，lithispipe，andtakingouthisknittingbeganworkonahalf-fnishedsock.
ToWullythevoiceofRobinwasthevoiceofGod.Awayheranin374differeions，andheadedoffahe374differentwanderers，andbroughtthembacktotheferry-housebeforeRobin，whowasstolidlywatgtheprocess，hadtoedoffhissock.
FinallyWully-navethesignthatallwerein.Theoldshepherdproceededto-370，371，372，373.
“Wully，”
hesaidreproachfully，“tharhursanither.”
AndWully，stungwithshame，bouoscourthewholeissilonggoneoioRobinthatthesheepwereallthere，thewhole374.NowRobinwasinaquandary.HisorderwastohastenontoYorkshire，ahatWullyspridewouldpreventhisingbackwithoutanothersheep，eveostealit.Sugshadhappenedbefore，aedinembarrassingplis.Whatshouldhedo?Therewasfveshilliake.Wullywasagooddog，ititytolosehim，butthen，hisordersfromthemaster；andagain，ifWullystolearasheeptomakeupthehenwhat-inafnlandtoo?Hedecidedtoabandonushohesheep.Andhowhefarednoonekno
Meanwhile，Wullycareeredthroughmilesofstreetshuntinginvainforhislostsheep.Alldayheseardatnight，famishedandwornout，hesneakedshamefacedlybacktotheferry，onlytofndthatmasterandsheephadgone.Hissorroitifultosee.Heranaboutwhimperiheferryboatacrosstotheotherside，andsearchedeverywhereforRobioSouthShieldsahere，aherestofthenightseekingforhiswretchedidol.Thedayheuedhissearch，hedrecrossedtherivermadsmelteveryocameover，andwithsigniftshrewdunglyintheneighbtavernsforhismaster.Thedayhesettoworksystematielleveryomightcrosstheferry.
Theferrymakesfftytripsaday，withanaverageofonehurip，yetneveroncedidWullyfailtobeonthegang-plankandsmelleverypairoflegsthatcrossed-5，000pairs，10，000legsthatdaydidWullyexamierhisownfashioday，a，andalltheweekhekepthispost，andseemediofeedinghimself.Soonstarvatiantotellohinandill-tempered.oudaoihhisdailyoofleg-smelliodesperation.
Dayafterday，weekafteratdwaitedforhismaster，whoheferrymeorespectWullysfdelity.Atfrsthesedtheirprofferedfoodaer，andlivednooneknewhow，butstarvedtoitatlast，heacceptedthegiftsaivers.Althoughembitteredagainsttheworld，hisheartwastruetohisworthlessmaster.
FourteenmonthsafterwardImadehisace.Hewasstilliddutyathispost.Hehadregainedhisgoodlooks.Hisbright，keeoffbyhiswhiteruffandprickedearsmadeadogtocatchtheeyeahegavemenoseylegswerenotthosehesought，andinspiteofmyfrieuresdurihsfollowiich，Igotohisyer.
Fortwowholeyearsdidthisdevotedcreatureatteherewasoopreventhimgoihehills，aheceofgettinglost，butthethatRobin，thegodlikeRobiostaybytheferry；aayed.
Buthecrossedthewaterasoftewouldservehispurpose.Thefarefenny，anditwascalculatedthatWullyowedthepanyhundredsofpoundsbefaveuphisquest.Heneverfailedtosenseeverypairofcrossedthegang-plank-6，000，000legsbyputationhadbeenpronounbythisexpert.Butalltonopurpose.Hisunswerviyered，thoughhistemperwasobviurain.
WehadbecameofRobiurdydroverstrodedowntheferry-slipandWullymeicallyassayingthey，suddenlystarted，hismarembled，alowgroedhim，andhefxedhiseverysehedrover.
&heferryhandsandihestranger，“Heybuddy，donthurtthatdog.”
“Itshimwhohurtme.”
Butfurtherexplanationwasnotnecessary.Wullysmannerhadwhollyged.Hefawhedrover，andhistailwaswaggilyforthefrsttimeinyears.
Afewwordsmadeitallclear.Dorley，thedrover，hadknownRobihemittensandforterheworewereofRobinsownmakeandhadoofhiswardrobe.Wullyreizedthetraaster，anddespairingofanynearerapproachtohislostidol，heabandonedhispostattheferryandplainlyaentionofstigtotheowens，andDorleyleasedtotakeWullyalongtohishomeamongthehillsofDerbyshire，wherehebeoreasheep-deofafock.
小巫利出生于遥远的切维厄特。
一窝小狗除了他和另外一只留了下来，其余的都送人了。
他们之所以能留下来，是因为那位兄弟长得酷似附近一只非常优秀的狗，而巫利则是一只黄毛靓狗。
巫利从小就过着牧羊犬的生活，跟着一只有丰富经验的牧羊犬学本领，任何一位老牧羊人或许都远不及他俩聪明。
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