This chapter's epigraph comes from a poem by the poet . It's a poem about a dog who crawls out of a hole and crawls back up again. The poem is about the dog crawling out of the hole and crawling back to the dog's home. It was written by the same poet who wrote the poem about the wolf and the wolf's dog. He says that the wolf is a kind of dog, but the dog is the enemy. The wolf is the one who should be killed, and the dog should be the one that should be left alone with the rest of the world. This is the first time the poem has been written by a poet, and it's written in such a way that it makes the poem seem like a poem. It also makes it seem like the poem is written by someone who's been in the world for so long that he's forgotten what's going on around him. The poet says that he doesn't care if the wolf kills him or not, because the wolf will always be his master. He also says that even if he can't kill the wolf, he has to be his own human shield. He tells the poet to give each of the wolves 20 lashes.