Capitolo 68
it, and it flies to his/her wife and children. The Farmer, feeling a
cry, and perceiving what was the matter, taken on a mattock and
soon it sent him, while taking back him/it to the same time in these words: "It is
this, scurvy wretch the reward that you do to him that saved Your life?"
The gentleness to the ungrateful person and the vicious one is thrown away.
The Crazy person that Sold the Wisdom.
A Crazy person put on above once in the place of market, and with to whine strong
it announced that he would have sold the Wisdom. The people immediately crowded around
him, and some gave him gold for his/her commodities but them each it only found a hit
on the ear and a group of thread, and laughs well to from them
companions. However, one of them the takings more seriously of the
others and churches to a wise man what wanted to say. "He/she wants to say", says the wise man,
"what if one was not served evil as a Crazy person, he has to put a group of
you insert on his/her ears." Then the Crazy person was really selling the Wisdom.
The Leopard and the Fox.
[The illustration]
A Leopard, being more able, from reason for the maturity to undertake his
you plunder, false illness, and it distributed that he would have conferred the great favors
on some animal that would recover him/it. An astute Fox felt of the
proclamation, and lost any time in that the Leopard visits, first doing
he seems as a lot of one physician as him it was able. On to see him/it the,
Leopard declared how such separate looking at animal was not able
doesn't succeed in recovering him/it. This so it adulated the Fox that he has come nearby, and to
once it shot down a victim to his/her vanity, while not being able of to run away because of the
disguises that it put in fetterses his/her edges.
Adulation is a dangerous weapon in the hands of an enemy.
The Hare frightened of his/her Ears.
[The illustration]
The Leo, while being being hurt evil the horns of a goat, it swore in a great anger
what every animal with horns should be banished by his/her kingdom. A
Foolish hare, while seeing the shade of his/her ears, it was in the great fear so that not them