Capitolo 63
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THE CROW AND THE SWAN
A Crow was filled with envy on to see the beautiful white plumage of a
You stroll about, and thought was due to the water in that the Swan continually
wet and it swam. Then he left the neighbourhoods of the altars, where him
found his/her way of living picking up pieces of the meat offered in sacrifice,
and it went and he/she lived between the swimming pools and brooks. But although he bathed
and it washed his/her pens a lot of times a day, he didn't manufacture them some
more white, and it finally died because of hunger in the bargain.
You can change Your habits but not the Your nature.
THE MALE BUCK WITH AN EYE
A male Buck, blind of an eye, you/he/she was pasturing next to the sea-beach and kept
its eye of sound turned I pour the earth, as to be able to perceive
the approach of the hunting dog, while the blind eye he turned toward the
sea, never suspecting that any danger would threaten him/it from that
quarter. As it fell out, however, some sailors, coasting along along the
sustains, it spied hit and he an arrow to him from which he was mortally
wounded. As he placed to die, he told him, "Unfortunate that I am! ME
bethought me of the dangers of the earth from which nobody attacked me: but
I didn't fear danger from the sea, still for this motive you/he/she has come to my downfall."
Adversity often attacks us from an unexpected quarter.
THE MOSCOW ED THE DRAUGHT-MULE
A Moscow sat one of the auctions of a cart and motto to the Mule that was
throwing him/it, "As slow is you! You arrange Your rhythm, or I will have
you use my sting as a sting." The Mule was not in the disturbed minimum.
"Behind me, in the cart" it said him, "he/she sits my master. He contains the
reins, and it slightly strikes me with his/her whip and him me respect, but I don't want
some of Your impertinence. _I_ knows when I can dawdle and when I am able
not."
THE ROOSTER AND THE JEWEL
A Rooster, while scratching the earth for anything to eat, turned on a Jewel
that had been allowed to fall there by chance. "I have!" says him, "an excellent thing