Genesis 31:39

I brought not unto thee Jacob allowed himself to be the loser by the animals that were killed by wild beasts. Instead of bringing the mangled remains so that their value might not be deducted, he cheerfully bore the full loss: see Exodus 22:12-13; Amos 3:12. Jacob had exceeded the standard of fairness which was required by custom: "I bare the loss of it," i.e. "I used to make myself responsible for the loss."