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    NAME: Adacely de los ngeles

    Vlchez Rivera

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    HE SUN AND THE FROG

    came the summer and is celebrated the

    wedding of the sun. Joyful all animals of the

    event, missing little also to frogs were fromthe heading; but one of them exclaimed

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    Senseless! What reason you have for

    regocijaros? Now that is the only dry all

    swamps; if you take a wife and has a son

    as the what we will suffer?

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    Prior to celebrate

    an event, first sees

    itsfuture

    consequences.

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    EL SOL Y LA RANA

    Lleg el verano y se celebraban las bodas delSol.Regocijndose todos los animales delacontecimiento, faltando poco para quetambin las ranas fueran de la partida; perouna de ellas exclam:Insensatas! Qu motivo tenis pararegocijaros? Ahora que es l solo, seca todoslos pantanos; si toma mujer y tiene un hijocomo l qu nos quedar por sufrir?

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    THE THIEVES AND THECOOK

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    THE THIEVES AND THE COOK

    Entered thieves in a house, andfound only a rooster; they seizedhim and left.

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    On the point of being sacrificed bythe thieves, pray the cook forgivehim claiming that it was useful tothose men, despertandolos at night

    to go totheir work

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    Greater reason tokill you,exclaimed thethieves, since

    awakening tothe men weconstruccinsteal.

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    There isnothing

    to do notpanic

    more tothe

    wickedeverything that isuseful to

    thehonored.

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    .

    Entraron unos ladrones en una casa y slo

    encontraron un gallo; se apoderaron de l y semarcharon. A punto de ser inmolado por losladrones, rogndole el gallo que le perdonaranalegando que era til a los hombres,despertndolos por la noche para ir a sus trabajos.-Mayor razn para matarte, exclamaron losladrones-, puesto que despertando a los hombres

    nos impides robar.

    Nada hay que aterrorice ms a los malvados quetodo aquello que es til para los honrados.

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    THE WIDOW AND THE

    MAIDS

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    The widow and the maids a widow verylaborious had a young servants to the that

    awaken at night to the cockcrow to beginwork.

    The widow and the maids

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    Them, sorely tried always to fatigue,

    and resolved kill the rooster in the

    house for the in their eyes is thecause of her misfortune because toawaken your madam before day.

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    But the purpose is carried out foundthat they had increased their evilbecause his wife, having the cock thattold the time, made them up before

    going to work.

    Never believe that the cause of your

    problems first is what goes throughyour sight. Think what would happenif you delete what you are seeing as apossible cause

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    Una viuda muy laboriosa tena unas jvenes criadas alas que despertaba por la noche al canto del gallopara empezar el trabajo. Ellas, extenuadas siempre defatiga, resolvieron matar el gallo de la casa por ser la sus ojos el causante de su desgracia, puesto que

    despertaba a su seora antes de que abriese el da.Mas ejecutado el propsito se encontraron con quehaban agravado su mal, porque su seora, noteniendo el gallo que le indicaba la hora, las hacalevantar antes para ir al trabajo.Nunca creas que la causa de tus problemas es lo queprimero se atraviesa ante tus ojos. Piensa en qusucedera si eliminas lo que ests viendo comoposible causa

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    The man and the golden lion

    A miser who was also mood pushover founda golden lion and stood to say: -what do youdo in this trance? The horror paralyzes my

    reason; the thirst for wealth on the one handand in fear of another i tear

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    That random or that god has made a golden

    lion? What happen to me filled with my soulof embarrassment; i would like the gold, andi fear the work made with gold; the desirepushes me to pick it up, and my natural toleave.

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    EL HOMBRE Y EL LEN DE ORO

    Un avaro que tambin era de nimo

    apocado encontr un len de oro, y pso adecir:

    -Qu hacer en este trance? El espanto

    paraliza mi razn; el ansia de riqueza porun lado y el miedo por otro me desgarran.Qu azar o qu dios ha hecho un len de

    oro? Lo que me sucede llena mi alma deturbacin; quiero el oro, y temo la obrahecha con oro; el deseo me empuja a

    cogerlo, y mi natural a dejarlo

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    Oh fortuna que ofrece y que no permitetomar! Oh tesoro que no da placer! Oh

    favor de un dios que es un suplicio! Quhar para que venga a mis manos? Volvercon mis esclavos para coger el len con esta

    tropa de amigos, mientras yo miro desdelejos.

    No es correcto acaparar riquezas para no

    usarlas nosotros ni dejarlas usar a losdems. Aprovechmoslas para ponerlas alservicio de todos, incluidos nosotrosmismos

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    HE CASTAWAY AND MAR

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    Thrown shipwreckedon the shore, slept in

    fatigue; more nottook to wake up, andseeing the mar,reproached to seduce

    men with itsapanencia quiet andthen, once the hasembarked on itswaters, get angry andlet them perish

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    The sea took the form ofa woman and said:'It's not me but those

    winds should direct yourreproaches, my friend,because I am as you seeme now! and that thewinds, rushing over mesuddenly, curling andinfuriate me.

    Never do an injustice to

    charge the executorwhen acting on theorders of others, butthose in authority over him

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    EL NAUFRAGO Y EL MAR

    Arrojado un nufrago en la orilla,

    se durmi de fatiga; mas no tarden despertarse, y al ver al mar, lerecrimin por seducir a loshombres con su aparienciatranquila para luego, una vez quelos ha embarcado sobre sus aguas,enfurecerse y hacerles perecer.

    Tom el mar la forma de unamujer y le dijo:

    -No es a m sino a los vientos aquienes debes dirigir tusreproches, amigo mo; porque yosoy tal como me ves ahora! y sonlos vientos los que, lanzndosesobre m de repente, meencrespan y enfurecen

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    Nunca hagamos responsable de unainjusticia a su ejecutor cuando actapor orden de otros, sino a quienes

    tienen autoridad sobre l

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    THE TWO BAGS

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    Each man, according to a legend ancient, was

    born in the world with two bags suspendedfrom his neck, one in front and one in theback. All the handbag that leads to the frontis full of the faults and defects of theirneighbors

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    and the handbag large behind in the back

    brings him full of their own faults anddefects. Hence it is that men are quick to seethe faults of others, but are often blind totheir own shortcomings

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    LOS DOS BOLSOS

    Cada hombre, segn una leyenda antigua, nace en elmundo con dos bolsos suspendidos de su cuello, unoal frente y otro en la espalda. Todo el bolso que llevaal frente est lleno de las faltas y defectos de susvecinos, y el bolso grande que lleva detrs en laespalda lo lleva lleno de sus propias faltas y defectos.De ah es que los hombres son rpidos para ver lasfaltas de otros, pero son a menudo ciegos para ver sus

    propios defectos.

    Antes de ver y juzgar los defectos ajenos, primeroveamos y juzguemos nuestros propios defectos

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    The soothsayer

    Stalled in the public square, a soothsayer washanded over to their craft. Suddenly

    approached him a by quidam, announcing

    that the door of his house were open and they

    had stolen everything that was inside.

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    He got up from abalance and ran,dislodged and sighing, to

    see what had happened

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    Hey, buddy: You spikes youpredict what will happento others, why not haveforeseen what wouldhappen to you you?

    There are always people

    seeking to manage what isnot theirs, but can nothandle their own affairs

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    THE TWO ENEMIES

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    THE TWO ENEMIES

    Two men who hated between if sailingin the same boat, one sitting on the bowand another aft.

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    There arose a storm and the boat to sink,

    the man who was in the stern asked the

    pilot to which was the part of the ship

    which is plunged into first. -The bow -

    said the pilot

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    Then replenished this man - no i hope

    death with sadness because vere to my

    enemy die before me.

    Very stingy attitude prefer to see the

    enemies suffer worry about the damage

    that is inevitably about to receive

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    LOS DOS ENEMIGOS

    Dos hombres que se odiabanentre s navegaban en la mismanave, uno sentado en la proa yotro en la popa. Surgi una

    tempestad, y hallndose el barcoa punto de hundirse, el hombreque estaba en la popa preguntal piloto que cul era la parte dela nave que se hundira primero.

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    La proa - dijo el piloto.

    -Entonces repuso este hombre- no espero la muerte contristeza, porque ver a mienemigo morir antes que yo.

    Muy mezquina actitud espreferir ver sufrir a losenemigos que inquietarse por

    el dao queirremediablemente se est apunto de recibir

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    asked a doctor to a patient

    by his state, replied the

    patient, who had been

    sweating more than usual.

    -This is all very well said

    the doctor. Interrogated asecond time on his or her

    health, replied the patient,

    who was shaking and feltsevere chills

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    Habindole preguntado un mdico a un enfermo por suestado, contest el enfermo que haba sudado ms que

    de costumbre.-Eso va bien dijo el mdico.Interrogado una segunda vez sobre su salud, contest elenfermo que temblaba y senta fuertes escalofrios.

    -Eso va bien -dijo el mdico.Vino a verle el mdico por tercera vez y le pregunt porsu enfermedad. Contest el enfermo que haba tenidodiarrea.

    -Eso va bien -dijo el mdico, y se march.Vino un pariente a ver al enfermo y le pregunt que cmoiba.-Me muero -contesto- a fuerza de ir bien.

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    Por lo general,quienes nos rodeannos juzgan por lasapariencias y nosconsideran felices

    por cosas que enrealidad nos

    producen profundodolor

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    THEDONKEY

    AND

    THE

    MASTER

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    a donkey, led along apath in the

    mountains, suddenlyslipped and began tofall at the edge of a

    precipice deep. Whilehe was in the act ofabandoned to theabyss, the owner

    grabbed him by thetail

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    seeking to merida.When the donkeypersisted in itseffort to let go

    down, the man letgo of him and said:--triumphs, but

    triumphs at yourown cost.--

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    EL ASNO Y EL AMO

    Un asno, conducido a lo largo de un camino

    en la montaa, de repente resbal y empez

    a caer al borde de un precipicio profundo.

    Mientras l estaba en el acto de

    abandonarse al abismo, su dueo lo agarrpor la cola, procurando regresarlo. Cuando

    el Asno persisti en su esfuerzo de dejarse ir

    abajo, el hombre lo solt y dijo:--Triunfa, pero triunfa a tu propio costo.--

    Al terco hay que dejarlo con su terquedad.