Aesop’s Fables De Vulpe, Cane et Gallo

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Canis et gallus in rure ambulant. Nox appropinquat, et gallus arborem altam ascendit, et canis ad pedem arboris dormit. Gallus cum voce canorā vocat. Vulpes vocem audit, et appropinquat. Promittit, “Docebō carmen novum tibi si ab arbore descendis. Gallus respondet, “Descendam si comitem meum, quī sub arbore dormit, excitas.” Vulpes avide canem excitat, et canis gallum defendit.

Vocabulary
Altus, a, um- high	Excito, are, avi, atus- to wake up
Ambulo, are, avi, atus- to walk	Gallus, i, m.- rooster
Appropinquo, are, avi, atus- to approach	Meus, a, um- my
Arbor, arboris, f.- tree	Novus, a, um- new
Ascendo, ere, ascendi, ascensus- to climb	Nox, noctis, f.- night
Audio, ire, ivi, itus- to hear, listen	Pes, pedis, f.- foot
Avide (adv.)- greedily	Promitto, ere, promisi, promissus- to promise
Canorus, a, um- melodious, harmonious	Qui, quae, quod- who
Carmen, carminis, n.- song	Respondeo, ere, respondi, responsus- to respond
Comes, comitis, c.- companion	Rus, ruris, n.- countryside, country
Defendo, ere, defendi, defensus- to defend	Sub+abl.- under
Descendo, ere, descendi, descensus- to climb down	Voco, are, avi, atus- to call
Doceo, ere, ui, doctus- to teach	Vox, vocis, f.- voice
Dormio, ire, ivi, itus- to sleep	Vulpes, vulpis, f.- fox

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