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The farmer, after catching him by his long ear, hustled him off and subdued him by tying him up and thrashing him; and as he stripped the stolen skin off his body he scolded the poor beast with these words: Perhaps your mimic roar may cheat strangers. To me you will always be a donkey as before.
final_alignments\Avianus_Fables.json