sed cum consumpti dominus cor quaereret apri, impatiens fertur quod rapuisse cocus, rusticus hoc iustam verbo compescuit iram, affirmans stultum non habuisse suem' nam cur membrorum demens in damna redisset, atque uno totiens posset ab hoste capi? haec illos descripta monent, qui saepius ausi numquam peccatis abstinuere manus.
But when they had been eating the boar and the owner asked for its heart, which the ravenous cook is said to have purloined, then the farmer soothed his reasonable anger with these words, remarking that the pig was stupid and never had a heart'for why had it been mad enough to return just to lose parts of its body? why let itself be caught so many times by the same enemy? This sketch is a warning to those who have ventured too often and never kept their hands off iniquity.
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