tunc simulans sese vestimentis rusticus porcellum obtegere (quod faciebat scilicet, sed, in priore quia nil compererant, latens), pervellit aurem vero, quem celaverat, et cum dolore vocem naturae exprimit.
Then the country fellow, pretending that he had a pig hidden under his clothes'as of course he had, although no one noticed it, since no pig was found the day before'gave a good tug at the ear of the real pig that he had hidden there, and, because it hurt, the voice of nature was perforce evoked.
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