Capitolo 21
that that was happened says: "Listening ye, the old individual because, in to strive himself/herself/themselves to
you investigate in what is in sky, face you don't succeed in seeing that on which is
earth?'
The Wolves and the Sheep
"Because you/he/she should be always this fear and should you/he/she butcher among us?"
tells the Wolves the Sheep. "Those bad-prepared Dogs have
very to answer for. They barks whenever always every we approach us to us
and it attaches us before we have made some damage. If you are only able
dismiss them from Your heels, it is probable that there is soon essays of
the peace and reconciliation among us." The Sheep, foolish poor man
creatures, were easily deceived and he/she dismissed the Dogs, and then
the Wolves destroyed the defenseless flock to their his/her own pleasure.
The Old Donna and the Physician
An Old Donna that has lost the use of his/her eyes, called in a
Physician to recover them, and it made this bargain with him in the
witnesses' presence: what if he had to recover his/her blindness him,
you/he/she should receive from her a sum of money; but if his/her weakness
remained, she should give him void. This accord being
fact, the Physician, applied often his/her ointment to her
eyes, and on every visit anything brought away, while stealing all her
ownership few to little. And when he had all she had, him
recovers her/it and it demanded the promised payment. The Old Donna,
when she recovered his/her sight and he/she didn't see none of his/her good in her
hotels, would give him nothing. The Physician insisted on his
asks, and. as she still refused, he/she summoned her/it in front of the Judge.
The Old Donna, while lifting himself/herself/itself in the Court, it disputed: "This man here
he/she speaks the truth to what he says; for me I promised to give him/it a
money's sum if I had to recover my sight: but if I continued
you blind, I was to give him void. Now he declares that I am
recovered. I on the contrary one affirm that me he/she anchors I am blind; for when