Vulpes, pertaesa cavum suum et lati

Vulpes, pertaesa cavum suum et latibulum, decreverat in alio loco magis aperto et alto habitare ut meliori caeli temperie frueretur. Iamque ligna et lapides, unde sibi domum fabricaret, comportabat, cum occurrit ei formica, quae, vulpis sciscitata consilium, probavit quod salubriori aere esset gavisura, sed non securiori. Immo serio monuit ne habitationem mutaret, si vellet suae saluti ac securitati consulere et sibi credere consulenti, et meminisset quo odio apud vulgus laboraret. Vulpes, consilio formicae deterrita, lapides et ligna reportavit nec amplius de mutandis aut aedificandis aedibus cogitavit.

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The fox, and for a covert, grown weary of the hole with his own, he had resolved to dwell in another place, that is better than the more open and high temperature of the air to enjoy. And now with the wood, and the stones, and from where he built a house for himself, brought together and, when he met him with the ant, which, with a fox's question to the counsel, has proved that the air would be glad to more wholesome, but it is not secure. On the contrary, seriously warned him not to change his dwelling place for it, if he wanted to consult with his own salvation, and they refused to believe and security questions, and how to remember what hate that the common people were suffering from. The fox, the counsel of the ants are discouraged, there are no longer out of the stones, and timber is brought back to the building of a house, change, and planned.