HeisagreatfishandImustvincehim，hethought.Imusthimlearnhisstrengthnorwhathecoulddoifhemadehisrun.IfIwerehimIwouldputihingnowandgountilsomethingbroke.But，thankGod，theyarenotasintelligentaswewhokillthem；althoughtheyaremorenobleandmoreable.

Theoldmanhadseenmafish.Hehadseenmanythatweighedmorethanathousandpoundsandhehadcaughttwoofthatsizeinhislife，butneveralone.Nowalone，andoutofsightofland，hewasfasttothebiggestfishthathehadeverseenandbiggerthanhehadeverheardof，andhislefthandwasstillastightasthegrippedclawsofaneagle.

Itwilluncrampthough，hethought.Surelyitwilluncramptohelpmyrighthand.Therearethreethingsthatarebrothers：thefishandmytwohands.Itmustuncramp.Itisunworthyofittobecramped.Thefishhadslowedagainandwasgoingathisusualpace.

Iwonderwhyhejumped，theoldmanthought.Hejumpedalmostasthoughtoshowmehowbighewas.Iknownow，anyway，hethought.IwishIcouldshowhimwhatsortofmanIam.ButthenhewouldseethecrampedhahimthinkIammoremanthanIamandIwillbeso.IwishIwasthefish，hethought，witheverythin
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