Capitolo 26
sea, made an excellent draughts.
The Wolf and the House-dog.
[The illustration]
A Wolf, meeting himself/herself/itself with a great, well fed Mastiff, having a wood collar
on his/her neck, churches of him who that was it fed so well him, and still
he/she forced him/it to drag that heavy trunk around wherever he went. "The
dominoes", he responded. Then says the Wolf,: "I don't befriend of never excavations both
in such appointment; for the weight of this chain enough it is to break down the
appetite."
Nothing can compensate us for the loss of our liberty.
The Aquila and the kite.
[The illustration]
An Aquila, submerged with pain, sat on the branches of a tree in
society with a Kite. "Because", says the kite, I see her with such
sorry glance?" "I look for", she responded, "for an appropriate consort for me, and it is
don't find one." "Take me", he/she returned the kite; "Me very I am stronger
what you are." "Because, it is you able to assure the means to live from Your
do you plunder?" "I have often taken well, and I have transported an ostrich in mine
talons." The Aquila, persuaded by these words it accepted him as his/her consort.
Shortly after the wedding, the Aquila said: "Flights away, and you return me
the ostrich to which you have promised me." The kite, flying aloft aloft in the air,
returned the possible mouse more torn. "It is this", it said the Aquila,
"the faithful fulfillment of Your promise to me?" The kite responded:
"What probable is that I reach to Your real hand, there is no anything that I am able
you/he/she has not promised, however a lot that I have known that I have to fail in the
show."
Promises of an applicant have to be takings with caution.
The Dogs and the Hideaways.
[The illustration]
Of the Dogs, hungry with hunger the saw of the cow-hideaway that you/they bathe in a river.
Not being able to contact them, they agreed to drink on the river; but it
you fall out that they bursts him with drinking you crave before them
arrived to the hideaways.
You don't try the impossibilities.
The Fisherman and the Small Fish