A traveller was about to start on a journey. Seeing his dog stretching and yawning by the door, he said, "What are you yawning for? Hurry up and get ready. I mean you to go with me."
The dog merely wagged his tail and replied quietly, "I'm ready, master. It's you I'm waiting for."
一位旅人即将启程。看到他的狗在门口伸着懒腰打哈欠，他说：“你打什么哈欠？快点准备好。我要你跟我一起去。”
狗只是摇了摇尾巴，平静地回答道：“我准备好了，主人。我是在等您。”
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