Distinctus maculis et pulchro pectore pardus inter consimiles ibat in ora feras; sed quia nulla graves variarent terga leones, protinus his miserum credidit esse genus.
A fine-breasted leopard in his dappled glory went to parade himself among the beasts which were his compeers. But because the surly lions had no varied hues upon their back, he straightway formed the belief that theirs was a sorry tribe.
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