Favole di Jean de La Fontaine, XIII - I Ladri e l'Asino

XIII - I Ladri e l'Asino XIII|the|thieves|and|the donkey XIII - Die Diebe und der Esel XIII - Los ladrones y el burro XIII - Hırsızlar ve Eşek XIII - The Thieves and the Donkey Due Ladri avean rubato un Somarello e a pugni il disputavan fra di loro: quand'ecco sul più bello un terzo sopraviene, che piglia Orecchialunga e se lo tiene. two|thieves|they had|stolen|a|little donkey|and|with|fists|it|they were disputing|among|of|them|and then|on the|most|beautiful|a|third||who|he takes|Long-ears|and|himself|it|he keeps Two Thieves had stolen a Donkey and were fighting over it with their fists: when, at the height of the fight, a third one arrives, who takes Long-ears and keeps it. quand'ecco and then Dei piccoli paesi ecco la storia, che sono alla balìa di questo o quel vicino prepotente. of the|small|countries|here is|the|story|that|they are|at the|mercy|of|this|or|that|neighbor|overbearing Here is the story of the small countries, which are at the mercy of this or that overbearing neighbor. Mentre il Turco, il Rumeno o il Transilvano accorrono alle prese, un altro arriva, per esempio Inglese, che piglia per sé l'asino e lascia agli altri un bel niente in mano. while|the|Turk|the|Romanian|or|the|Transylvanian|they rush|to the|struggles|another|other|he arrives|for|example|Englishman|who|he takes|for|himself|the donkey|and|he leaves|to the|others|a|beautiful|nothing|in|hand While the Turk, the Romanian or the Transylvanian rush to fight, another arrives, for example the English, who takes the donkey for himself and leaves the others with nothing in hand. ai_request(all=2 err=0.00%) translation(all=4 err=0.00%) cwt(all=80 err=1.25%) en:vertex-9001876518950928384:251217 3.1.8 PAR_TRANS:vertex-gemini-2.0-flash-001=1.96 PAR_CWT:vertex-9001876518950928384=1.47