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They do and he says it was thieves who stole from the church [K 1956.2]. le 1. ECPE no 55. | ||
| C. | Fool buys ass. As lie brings it home, everyone stops him to ask how much it cost. In village he has all the people assemble in the church and publicly announces just what he paid for the ass [J 1587]. Cf Mt 836 *F. Porto Rico: Mason-Espinosa JAF XXXIV 164 no 20. oc 1. ECPE no 54. | |
| *1555. | Shepherd gives ham to gentlemen. They eat while he stands and looks on. They ask how things are in his village. He answers that a cow with four teats bore five calves. They ask what fifth calf does while other four are nursing. "It looks on just as I am doing now" [J 1272.2]. as 1. LRAC no 156. | |
| 1560. | Cf Mt *1020. | |
| *1583. | Dying man has notary stand on one side of his bed and mayor on the other. He says he dies like Christ — between two thieves [X 400]. BLC I 287. an 1. CCA p. 98. | |
[1585—1594 Legal decision].
| Cf Mt 1660 and Mt *1848. | |
| 1586. | Cf Mt 1685. le 1. ECPE no 185: Mt 1642 II a + Mt 1643 + Mt 1642 II *c + Mt 1586 (Fool complains to mayor that bees bought his honey but would not pay for it. He hits bee on mayor's head and kills mayor). oc 1. ECPE no 184: Mt 1586 (Fool complains to mayor that flies ate his honey. He hits fly on |
