uterque causam cum perorassent suam, dixisse fertur simius sententiam: Tu non videris perdidisse quod petis; te credo subripuisse quod pulchre negas.
After each had put the peroration on his plea, the ape is said to have pronounced this verdict: You, Mr. Wolf, in my opinion did not lose the property for which you sue; and you, Mr. Fox, Im sure, purloined the thing you so handsomely deny having taken.
final_alignments\Phaedrus_Fables_Book1.json