Maki from Artsakh came to Khndzoresk with his four camels. He was looking for a place for the camels to spend the night. In the village he met Loti. - Brother, do you know who has a large yard so that I can leave my camels there for the night? “I know,” answered Loti, “Saki’s yard is very large, ten camels can be placed there, and Saki himself is a hospitable person.”
Maki barely found Saki's house. - Brother Saki! Brother Saki! - standing in the gorge not far from Saki’s house, Maki shouted. “I hear you,” answered Saki from the porch of his house. “Would you allow me to leave my camels for the night in the courtyard of your house?” - Why not? You are welcome, we welcome guests. “Come up the path past the spring to my house: if there is room in my yard, bring at least ten camels,” answered Saki.
Maki climbed up a narrow path, reached Saki’s house and saw... what kind of yard?! A dog was sitting in the middle of the yard, and its tail was hanging from the wall of the yard.
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru