Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |       amidst highwaymen.~Can a cock who crows too soon expect
 2    3, 15|       a discussion between the cock and the dog. The dog was
 3    3, 15|        The dog was abusing the cock for picking up the morsels
 4    3, 15|    master's table, because the cock could find plenty of grains
 5    3, 15|      could only eat bread. The cock, to appease him, said that
 6    3, 15|       meal, again attacked the cock. The cock then told him
 7    3, 15|   again attacked the cock. The cock then told him the mule would
 8    3, 15|        sold the mule. Then the cock foretold the death of a
 9    3, 15|        patience, upbraided the cock as the chief of deceivers,
10    3, 15|    chief of deceivers, and the cock excused himself by showing
11    4, 2 | partridge teach peace, ~To the cock the signs of dawning day. ~
12    5, 1 |      the duck of gluttony, the cock of concupiscence, the peacock