Capitolo 69
wounded. His/her master, while sending for a leech, churches to his/her suggestion. Him
offers him verses on the wounds the bellows of a Goat. Them immediately
killed the Goat, and so it recovered the donkey.
The Mouse in City and the Country they Catch mice
A Mouse in Country invited a Mouse in the City, an intimate friend, to pay
him a visit and it participates of his/her rate of country. As they was on the
naked plowlands, eating there wheat-escorts and roots threw on
from the hedgerow, the Mouse in the City told his/her friend, "You alive
here the life of the ants, while in my house the horn is of
abundance. I am surrounded by every luxury, and if you will come
with me, as I desire that you are able, you will have an ample action of mine
dainty tid bit." The Mouse in Country was easily convinced, and he returned
to city with his/her friend. On his/her arrival, the Mouse in the City put,
in front of him bread, bowline beans, fig trees dried honey, past grapes and,
last of everybody, brought a piece greediness of cheese from a basket. The
Mouse of country, very being pleased himself/herself/itself to the sight of so good
consuls, expressed his/her satisfaction in the warm terms and complained about his
possesses the hard fate. In the moment in which them to eat, someone was starting
opened the door and them double they escaped screaming, fast as them
it was able, to a hole so it tightens that two could only find room in him from
squeezing. They had started as soon as again their meal when
someone other entered for taking anything of a closet to wall,
and then the two Mice, more frightened than before it ran away, and
him hidden. Finally the Mouse in Country, almost hungry, says
to his/her friend: "Even if you have prepared for me so the dainty tid bit a
banquets, I have to leave to enjoy alone him to her. It is
surrounded from too much many dangers to arrange me. I prefer my nude
plowlands and roots from the hedgerow, where I can live in
safety, and without fear."
The Wolf, the Fox and the Monkey
An accused of Wolf a Fox of theft, but the Fox denied completely the