Capitolo 36
loads; " and him further it recommended him/it that he should fake to be
epileptic, and fall in a deep pit and so it gets rest. The donkey gave
belief to his/her words, and, falling in a pit, it was wounded a lot.
His/her master, while sending for a leech, churches to his/her suggestion. He offered him verses on
the wounds the blood of a Goat. They immediately killed the Goat, and this way
recovered the donkey.
In to hurt others we am proper to receive a greater damage.
The Traveller of Boast.
A Man that had traveled in foreign earths boasted him a lot of, on to return
to his/her his/her own country, he had done of the a lot of marvelous and heroic things
in the different places he had visited. Among the other things, he said,
what when he was to Rhodes he had leaped to such distance that no man
of his/her day jump was able wherever near him--and as to that it was in
Rhodes a lot of people that saw him/it do him/it, and as that he could call
witnesses. One of the spectators, interrupting him/it, says: "Now, my good person
crews, if this is true entirely, there is not any need of witnesses. You imagine this to
both Rhodes and now for Your jump."
Recovers a braggart trying his/her words.
[The illustration]
The donkey, the Rooster and the Leo.
A Donkey and a Rooster were together, when a Leo, despaired by hunger,
him approached. He was almost about to jump on the donkey, when the Rooster (to the
sound of which the voice the Leo, is said, it has an unusual aversion)
crowed noisily, and the Leo ran away away. The donkey, observing his
trepidation to the mere crowing of a rooster, the courage summoned to attach
him, and he galloped for later that purpose. He had raced anybody long
distance when the Leo, while turning around, it grabbed him and it lacerated him/it to
pieces.
False trust conducts in thick danger.
The male Buck and the Fallow deer.
A male Buck, old adult and harmful, it was, according to custom, stamping
with his/her foot, making offers with his/her head, and so fearfully
what the whole herd trembled for fear of him; when one of the small one