Capitolo 20
You the men. If us Leos he/she knew whether to erect statues, you would see the man
put under the hand of the Leo."
A history is good thin to another it is said.
The Ox and the Frog.
[The illustration]
An Ox, while drinking to a swimming pool, it trod on a brood of young frogs, and it crushed
one of them to death. His/her mother, coming on and failing one of his/her children,
asked of his/her brothers what was become of him. "He is dead, dear
mother; for just now a very enormous beast with four great feet it came to the
puts after all common, and it crushed him/it to death with his/her cracked heel." The Frog, puffing
her out, churches, "If the beast were great as that in ransom."
"Latrines, mother, to puff out him" says his/her child, "and it is not
angry; for You, I assure Him, sooner the burst that with success
you imitate the enormousness of that monster."
Impossible things we cannot hope to reach, and it am of any use to try.
The Birds, the Beasts and the Bat.
The Birds undertook war with the Beasts and every party both from turns the
conquerors. A Bat, fearing the uncertain problems of the struggle, always
him to behave himself/herself/themselves to that side that was the strongest. When peace was
proclaimed, its deceptive behavior was apparent to both the fighters;
he was in the daytime ahead driven from the light, and of from now on it concealed now
him in dark hiding-places, flying alone always and at night.
Those that practise the falsehood have to wait him to be avoided.
The Coal-burner and the Fuller.
A Coal-burner continued its work in its his/her own house. One day that he has satisfied
a friend, a Fuller and it implored him to come and to live with him, while saying
what they should be far the best neighbors, and that their housekeeping
expenses would be decreased. The Fuller answered: "The setup is
impossible as far as me I pertain to, for anything I should bleach, You
it would blacken again immediately with Your coal."
As it will draw likes.
The Taurus and the Goat.
[The illustration]