Aesop’s De Vulpe et Pardo

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And check out this workbook for practicing noun and verb forms:

Olim vulpes cum pardo de pulchritudine arguit, et Pardo suam pellem versicolorem laudavit. Vulpes autem dixit, “Sum speciosiorque formosior te quod insignem animum versicolorem not corpus habeo.”

Vocabulary
Animus, i, m.- mind	Pardus, i, m.- leopard
Arguo, ere, argui, argutus- to argue	Pellis, is, f.- skin, hide
Corpus, corporis, n.- body	Pulchritudo, pulchritudinis, f.- beauty
Formosus, a, um- shapely, beautiful	Speciosus, a, um- attractive, appealing
Insignis, e- conspicuous, remarkable	Versicolor, versicoloris- varicolored

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