Oppressum ab aquila, fletus edentem graves, leporem obiurgabat passer: Vbi pernicitas nota inquit illa est? quid ita cessarunt pedes? dum loquitur, ipsum accipiter necopinum rapit questuque vano clamitantem interficit.
When a hare in the clutches of an eagle was uttering bitter moans, a sparrow meanwhile scoffed at him: Where, says he, is that famous agility of yours? What made your legs so laggard? While the sparrow was still speaking, a hawk caught him off guard. The sparrow screamed and screamed, but his plaint was futile. It was soon over.
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