On (a) hill, (a) sheep that had no wool saw horses, one (of them) pulling (a) heavy wagon, one carrying (a) big load, and one carrying (a) man quickly.
(The) sheep said to (the) horses: “My heart pains me, seeing (a) man driving horses.”
(The) horses said: “Listen, sheep, our hearts pain us when we see (this): (a) man, the master, makes (the) wool of (the) sheep into (a) warm garment for himselt. And (the) sheep has no wool.”
Having heard this, (the) sheep fled into (the) pain.
