Two sheep kill a fox who has licked up the blood they have spilled in a fight

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Two sheep kill a fox who has licked up the blood they have spilled in a fight.

The wise and the foolish. · Wise and unwise conduct. · Forethought. · Forethought in conflicts with others. · Forethought in prevention of others's plans. · view the constellation · filed as J624.1

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Scholars’ trail — 4references

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Spanish ExemplaKeller
JewishNeuman.
general Chauvin II 87 No. 22
general Bødker Exempler 279 No. 22

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Filed under Uniting against a common enemy.

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Sheep-dogs stop quarreling to hunt wolf who has raided the flock Enemy brothers unite to fight a common enemy

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