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Asinus et Dominus Ingratus The Donkey and the unpleasant Master. Asinus , qui viro cuidam ingrato multos annos inoffenso pede servierat ,. There once was a donkey who served its master for many years without messing up.
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Asinus et Dominus IngratusThe Donkey and the unpleasant Master
Asinus, qui virocuidamingratomultosannosinoffensopedeservierat, There once was a donkey who served its master for many years without messing up.
semelut fit dumsarcinapressusgravisalebrosaincedit via, sub onerececiderat. However, one time it fell while carrying a heavy load.
Tumdominusimplacabilismultisverberibussurgerecompellebat, Then the unappeasable master got up and turned to the animal.
pigrum animal et ignavumnuncupans. He whipped the reluctant animal many times and called it lazy.
At ille miser inter verberahaecsecumdicebat, Between beatings the master was saying to himself…
“Infelix ego quam ingratumsortitus sum herum.” How unlucky I am that I am the master of this animal.
“Num, quamviseimulto tempore sine offensaservierim,” Then to the donkey… You used to be a reliable animal.
“tamen non hoc unumdelictum tot meispristinisbeneficiiscompensat.” But you can never compensate for this misdeed.