duo fures olim ad villam contendeba

duo fures olim ad villam contendebant.in villa mercator habitabat.mercator erat senex et avarus.
avarus multam pecuniam habebat.
feres,postquam villam intraverunt,atrium circumspectaverunt.
avarus,inquit fur,est solus.
avarus servum non habet.
tum fures tabinum intraverunt.
avarus clamavit et ferociter pugnavit,sed fures senem facile superaverunt.
ubi est pecunia,
senex?
rogavit fur.
sevus fidelis pecuniam in cubiculo.
inquit senex.
tu servum fidelem non habes
quod avarus es
clamavit fur
tum fures cubiculum petiverunt
pecunia video
inquit fur
fures cubiculum intraverunt
ubi pecunia erat
et pecunia iacebat.
fures sepentem timebant et e villa celeriter festinaverunt
in villa avarus ridebat et serpentem laudabat
tu es optimus servus
numquam dormis
pecuniam meam semper servas

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two thieves, the covetous man, an old man, was in former times to the town contendebant.in the town merchant habitabat.mercator.
covetous man, who had a lot of money.
'll call it, after he had entered the country, the court looked around.
covetous man, who the thief is, he says, is the only one.
the servant, nor covetous man, who has the.
as well as thieves Tabin entered.
greedy cried and fought fiercely, but thieves old easily overpowered.
Where is the money,
old man?
asked the thief.
faithful servant of money in the room.
said the old man.
You do not have a faithful servant
that greedy art
thief cried
and begged thieves chamber
money
says thief
thieves chamber entered
where was the money
and the money lay.
serpent feared thieves and quickly hurried to the villa
in the village and he was smiling greedy snake praised
you are the best servant
never sleep
always keep my money