Capitolo 67
Goddess, to comfort told him/it, "But you excel far in beauty and
in ransom. The shine of the emerald shines in Your neck and you
you explain a tail sumptuous with painted plumage." "But for that that
purpose has me", it said the bird, "this mute beauty so long as me I am
done overcome in song?' ""The destiny of each", answered Juno has been
assigned by the wish of the Fates--to thee, the beauty; to the eagle,
strength; to the nightingale, song; to the imperial crow, favorable,
and to the crow, unfavorable auguries. These are all satisfied ones
with the endowments assigned to them."
The Hawk and the nightingale
A Nightingale, sitting aloft on an oak and singing second
his/her accustomed, was seen by a Hawk that, being in need of food, it fell
down and it grabbed him. The nightingale, around to lose his/her life,
it sincerely implored the Hawk to allow to go him, while saying that he was not
great enough to satisfy the hunger of a Hawk that, if he wanted
food, should pursue the greatest birds. The Hawk, interrupting
he, says: "I would have had to lose indeed my senses if I had had to leave
ready food goes to my hand, in the interest of pursuing birds that
it is not also still inside sight."
The Dog, the Rooster and the Fox
A Dog and a Rooster that are the great friends, are of accord to travel together.
To their twilight they took refuge in a thick wood. The Rooster to fly
on, it perched him on the branches of a tree, while the Dog
you find under a bed in the trunk cable. When the morning
dawned, the Rooster, as usual the crowed very noisily a lot of times. A
Fox felt the sound, and desiring to have a breakfast on him, you/he/she came
and it was standing under the branches, while saying as sincerely him desired
makes the knowledge of the owner of so I glorify a voice.
The Rooster, suspecting his/her civilizations, says: "Mr., I desire you to be able
do me the favor to go around to the trunk cable under me, and
waking up again my laborer, so that he can open the door and you/he/she can do her/it in."