Aesop’s De Rana et Bove

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Rana bovem aequāre vult. Rana itaque sē distendit. Filius ranae citat matrem desistere, nam rana bovem non aequat. Rana autem iterum intumescit, et rana bovem aequat. Tandem rana iterum intumescit, et rana crepit!

Vocabulary
Aequo, are, avi, atus- to be equal to	Iterum (adv.)- again
Cito, are, avi, atus- to urge, encourage	Mater, matris, f.- mother
Crepo, are, crepui, crepitus- to burst, pop	Nam (conj.)- for
Desisto, ere, destiti, destitus- to stop	Rana, ae, f.- frog
Distendo, ere, distendi, distentus- to stretch	Tandem (adv.)- at last
Intumesco, ere, intumui- to swell up, become swollen	Volo, velle- to wish
Itaque (conj.)- and so

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