from Aesop's Fables
A man, a horse and a donkey were walking the mountain. The donkey was loaded with wood. Tired said to the horse: I have no breath, his cousin. Get your share now of wood, or cracks. The horse did the dull ass back to say you do not hear his cousin, if we take a little 'for each one I die! But the horse neighing said, walking and talking, stupid! Have you ever found a horse load of wood? The poor donkey was silent and continued to shoot: shot that fell to the ground so it stays stiff. The man without a word took his load, he took the skin and put it on the wood and logs it on horseback. When he heard that he weighed the animal saw (what he had done) and said, ah, what have I done! not to take my hand, now I have to carry the load ... and even the skin.
Giuseppe De Pascalis
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