Aesopus turpi cum serviret feminae, quae se expingendo totum tricaret diem, vestem uniones aurum argentum sumeret, nec inveniret digito qui se tangeret, Licetne paueis? inquit.
When Aesop was the servant of an ugly woman who frittered away the whole day in painting herself up, who wore fine clothes, pearls, gold, and silver, and still didnt find anyone who was willing so much as to touch her with his finger, he said to her: May I venture a few words?
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