Capitolo 90
a present of the hare manufactures him."
The Child of the King and the Leo Dipinto
A King which you/they liked martial exercises to only child, had a dream
in that he was warned that his/her child would have been killed by a lion.
Frightened the dream you/he/she should prove himself/herself/themselves true, he built for his/her child a
pleasant building and it decorated his/her walls for his/her fun with everybody
son-in-laws of animals life-envoys in order of greatness among that it was the portrait of a
lion. When the young Prince saw this, his/her pain to being this way
confined burst out of head, and, being standing near the lion, he said:
"Or You more detestable than animals! through a false dream of mine
father that he saw in his/her sleep, I am hissed on Your account
in this building as if I had been a girl: to thing I will now do
You?' With these words him extended out his/her hands toward a
thorn-tree, meaning to cut a baton from his/her branches so that him
it would strike the lion. But one of the thorns of the tree perforated his
finger and it provoked great pain and to inflame, so that the young one
Prince fell down in an adaptation of faint. A violent fever suddenly the set
in from that he didn't die a lot of days later.
We would do better to bravely bear our troubles that you try to escape them.
The Cat scan and Venus
A skin of Cat in love with a beautiful youth, and it implored Venus
to change her/it in the form of a woman. Venus consented to her
application and it turned her/it into a beautiful damsel, so that the
youth saw her/it and loved him, and taken its house as his/her bride.
While the two was reclining in their room, Venus that desires to
discovers if the Cat scan in his/her change of form had also altered her
the habits of the life, disappointed a mouse in the middle one of the room. The
Cat scan, while forgetting completely its present condition, started above from the
couch and it pursued the mouse, while desiring to eat him/it. Venus was a lot of
disappointed and again it caused her/it to return to his/her first form.