Capitolo 78
it will have anything other to do what my weapon to sharpen."
It is to sharpen late the sword when the trumpet plays to draw him/it.
The Hunter and the Wolf.
[The illustration]
A Hunter avid one day shot a Buck excellent, and first he could dress him/it a,
the beautiful Fallow deer came so, and an arrow brought him/it to the earth. A Boar
it now happened to be passing, and the Hunter hurt him/it so that you/he/she placed on
the earth as if died. Not satisfied with this game, he owes the necessities
undertakes a Partridge that has come fluttering nearby, and while he was doing this way
the wounded Boar regained enough strength to jump on killing and he
him. A Wolf came so, and seeing the four dead bodies, says: "Here
it is food for one month; but I will save the best, and it am to-day it satisfies
with the arc-sequence." But when he grabbed the sequence it loosened the
fixed arrow that shot him/it through the heart.
The avid man and the miser cannot enjoy their earningses.
The astronomer.
An Astronomer walked out every night to look fixed on the stars. It
happened a night that, with his/her whole thoughts abducted on in the skies,
he fell in a good. One that felt his whine worked above to him, and says:
"While you are trying to investigate in the mysteries of sky, you neglect
the common objects under Your feet."
We should never seem so tall as to lose seeing the things that are
around us.
The Tauruses and the Frogs.
[The illustration]
Two Tauruses lived in the same herd, and every inhaling to be the leader and
dominoes, they finally took part in a fierce battle. An old Frog on that he/she sat
the bank of a near brook from, it started to groan and to tremble with fear. A
young hurled Frog told the old one: "Because need of You is has afraid?
What is it to you that the Tauruses fight for the supremacy?" "Face you don't see,"
it said the old Frog, that one has to defeat the other, and that the
Defeated Taurus, while being driven from the field, it will be forced to be in
the swamps, and will it stamp on us so to death?"
The poor man and thick weak you/he/she is done for suffering for the follies of the