Aesop’s De Pastoris Puero et Agricolis

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Dum puer in prato oves pascebat, per iocum saepe clamavit, “Lupus adest! Lupus adest!” Agricolae undique ad pratum cucurrit, sed, quod erat nullus lupus, erat irati. Puer saepius[1] clamavit lupum; agricolae itaque non venerunt ubi lupus inter oves aderat.

Vocabulary
Adsum, adesse, adfui, adfuturus- to be present	Ovis, is, f.- sheep
Clamo, are, avi, atus- to shout	Pasco, ere, pavi, pastus- to graze; feed
Dum (conj.)- while	Per iocum- as a joke
Inter+acc.- among	Pratum, i, n.- meadow
Lupus, i, m.- wolf	Saepe- often, many times
Nullus, a, um- none, no	Undique (adv.)- everywhere

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[1] Too often

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