Having heard all that, that wheelwright said to himself - Blessed am I whose wife is so sweet-speaking and attached to her lord! With these thoughts in his mind, He, having taken on his head the cot with the man and woman upon it danced with joy. Hence, I say - A fool is pleased etc. I was then treated with the usual formalities by the king and dismissed. The parrot too is coming after me. All this being considered, let the course to be adopted be well attended to. The Chakravaka observed smilingly - Please Your Highness, the crane, for one, has advanced Your Highness's interests to the best of his ability. But my lord, this is the nature of fools. For, one should give a hundred but not quarrel - this is the opinion of the wise, but a strife without cause is the sign of the foolish.