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for them to lie on. That lazy individuals have not also swept the
cobwebs street." While he examined so all to turn, him
spied the points of the ramifications of the male Buck that it peers at out of the
straw. Summoning then his/her workers, he ordered that the male Buck
you/he/she should be grabbed and you/he/she should be killed.
The Hawk, the kite and the Pigeons
The Pigeons, terrorized by the aspect of a Kite, called on
the Hawk to defend them. He immediately consented. When they had
admits him in the hone, theirs founded that he did more devastation
and killed a greater number of them in one day that the kite was able
you trace above in one whole year.
You avoid a remedy that is worse of the illness.
The Widow and the Sheep
A Certain poor widow had a solitary Sheep. To stripping time,
wishing to take his/her fleece and to avoid expense, her the sheared him
her, but it used the shears so unskillfully that with the fleece
her the sheared the meat. The Sheep, twisting himself/herself/itself with pain, says "Because
does it hurt me so, Owner? To that hangs my blood can add the
wool? If you want my meat, there is the butcher that will kill
me in an instant; but if you want my fleece and my wool, there is
the shearer that will strip and it won't hurt me."
The least expense is not always the greatest profit.
The Wild donkey and the Leo
A Wild Donkey and a Leo entered an alliance so that they was able
you capture the beasts of the forest with the greatest ease. The Leo
state of accord to assist the Wild donkey with his/her strength, while the Wild one
Donkey gave the benefit of his/her greatest speed to the Leo. When them
you/he/she had taken as a lot of beasts as their necessities they required, the Leo
undertaken to distribute the prey, and for this purpose the uniforms
in three actions. "I will take the first action", he said,
"because I am King: and the second action as a partner with You
in the hunting: and the third action (believes me) it will be a source
of great bad to You, unless you resign gladly it to me, and