Aesop’s De Rustico et Silva

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Rusticus it ad silvam, et rogat, “Arborēs, dabitisne lignum mihi? Volō facere ansam securis.” Arborēs dant lignum, et rusticus portat ad domum. Rusticus facit ansam securis et redit ad arborēs. Tum rusticus detruncat omnēs arborēs.

Tempus monendi[1] est serius[2] in medium malorum.

Vocabulary
Ansa, ae, f.- handle	Omnis, e- all, every
Detrunco, are, avi, atus- to cut down	Porto, are, avi, atus- to carry
Do, dare, dedi, datus- to give	Redeo, redire, redii or redivi, reditus- to return
Domus, us, f.- home	Rogo, are, avi, atus- to ask
Eo, ire, ivi or ii, itus- to go	Rusticus, i, m.- peasant, farmer
Lignum, i, n.- wood	Securis, is, f.- handle
Malum, i, n.- evil; misfortune	Serus, a, um- late
Medium, i,n .the middle, middle	Silva, ae, f.- forest
Moneo, ere, monui, monitus- to warn	Tempus, temporis, n.- time

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[1] Of warning        

[2] Too late

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