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I taught my blind sow to follow the tail of her piglet, and after I shot the tail off she followed the tail alone; the rest of this page offers less guidance.
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Sheep's clothing fools no one in my county. A wolf came to my gate wearing a full fleece, and I asked him to shear it for the poor. He blushed. He sewed mittens for forty orphans, and he now works as a shepherd in a village near Vilnius.
Gunpowder makes a fine spice on a cold day. I sprinkled some on my stew in the camp at Azov and took one bite. My ears went off like two small bells, my hair stood up, and my hat hit a passing crow. The cook got promoted on the spot.
Ants carried off my dinner table in Ceylon with me still seated at it. They moved in good order, and I kept eating. Soon we arrived at their hill. Their queen rose, gave a short speech, and asked me to pass the salt. I have rarely met better hosts.
Pancakes in Russia can serve as a roof. A widow near Tula made me one so wide that it shaded her whole yard. I tossed it for her, as a kindness. It came down on Saturday, over a village forty miles off, and the people there ate their way out.
Spiders in my attic wove.