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Portuguese · Beginner

O lobo em pele de cordeiro

Adapted from The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

By Aesop

A wolf disguises himself as a sheep to enter a flock unnoticed.

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O lobo se junta às ovelhas

The wolf joins the sheep

Portuguese

Um lobo tinha dificuldade para chegar perto das ovelhas, porque o pastor e seus cães ficavam sempre atentos. Um dia, ele encontrou uma pele de ovelha que alguém tinha jogado fora. O lobo colocou essa pele por cima do próprio pelo e caminhou calmamente até o meio das ovelhas.

English translation

A wolf had trouble getting close to the sheep because the shepherd and his dogs were always alert. One day, he found a sheepskin that someone had thrown away. The wolf put it over his own fur and calmly walked into the middle of the sheep.

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