Capitolo 20
flock of sheep without fear of the discovery. Then he dressed him in a
skin of sheep, and it slipped among the sheep when they was out to pasture.
He deceived completely the shepherd, and when the flock was penned
for the night he was closed in with the rest. But how very evening as it
happened, the shepherd, asking for a provisioning of meat of ram for the table,
staid hands on the Wolf in error for a Sheep, and it killed him with his
you stab on the stain.
THE MALE BUCK IN THE OX-STALL
A male Buck, pursued by his/her burrow by the hunting dog takings shelter in a threshing floor,
and, entering a stall where a number of oxen was stopped, the push
him under a pole of hay in a vacant stall, where he placed hidden,
all but the points of his/her horns. To the moment one of the Oxen told him,
"Has thing incited Him to enter here? It is not you aware of the risk
is you/he/she racing to be captured by the herdsmen?" To that him
answered, "you Pray leaves me alone for the present. When night comes me I am able
easily you escape under cover of the dark." During the afternoon
more than one of the farm-hands it entered, to watch out for the lacks of
the bovine livestock, but none of them observed the presence of the male Buck that
accordingly it started to congratulate him on his/her escape and to express
his/her gratitude to the Oxen. "We wish well us Him", it said what had
spoken before, "but you are not still out of danger. If his/her master
it comes, certainly you will be open, never his not at all escapes
acute eyes." To the moment, certainly, in him it came, and it made a great to-face
on the way the Oxen were kept. "The beasts are starving", he cried;
"here give them, more hay, and puts a lot of litter under their." As him
ray, he grabbed an armful him from the pole where the disposition of male Buck
hidden, and it immediately discovered him/it. Calling his/her men, he had him
immediately grabbed and killed for the table.
THE DAIRYMAID AND HIS/HER BUCKET
The daughter of a grower had been out for milking the cows, and you/he/she was returning