Capitolo 51
it from the donkey, testifying to his/her fate."
Felice is the man that learns from the adversities of others.
The Taurus, the Lioness and the Wild-boar Hunter
A Taurus that finds put to sleep the pup of a lion gored him to death with his
horns. The Lioness came on, and bitterly complained about the death of
his/her pup. A wild-boar Hunter, seeing his distresses, it was standing to a
distance and motto to her, "you Think how many men there is who have
reasons to complain about the loss of their children whose corpses have
state caused by you."
The Oak and the Woodmen
The Woodman cut a Mountain Oak and the uniforms in pieces,
wedges that do of his own branches to divide the trunk. The
Oak said with a sigh, "I don't love the hits of the ax
aimed to my roots, but I am distressed me to being lacerated in pieces from
these wedges served as my his/her own branches."
Adversities that jump from us are the hardest to be born.
The Hen and the Gilded Eggs
A COTTAGER and his/her wife had a Hen that has set an egg gilded each
day. Yours supposed that the Hen owes to contain a great clot of
gold in his in, and to find their gold they killed him.
Having done so, them found to their surprise that the Hen
differed in any respect by their other hens. The foolish pair,
hoping so to become once all in rich, it stripped him of
the profit of which they was insured day by day.
The donkey and the Frogs
A Donkey, while bringing a wood load, past through a pond. As him
you/he/she was crossing through the water he lost his/her grip, stumbled and
you fall, and not being able to rise on account of his/her load, it groaned
heavily. Of the Frogs that frequent the swimming pool felt his/her lamentation,
and says, "Thing would do if you had to always live here as us
ago, when you make such noise around one mere autumn in the water?"
Men bear the small damages with less thick courage that they does
great adversities.
The Crow and the imperial Crow
A Crow was jealous of the imperial Crow, because he was considered a bird