A poor soldier was one day leading a mule laden with gold which had been sent to Alexander the Great. The mule was so tired that it could no longer bear the burden, and the soldier was compelled to carry the gold himself. But by chance Alexander himself was following the man, and he admired his kindness so much that he said, "My friend, try to carry the gold home, for I give it all to you."
Miles pauper aliquando mulum oneratum auro quod missum erat ad Alexandrum Magnum ducebat. Mulus tam fessus erat ut non diutus onus ferre posset, et miles aurum ipse portare cogeretur. Sed accidit ut Alexander ipse illum sequebatur, et humanitatem tantum mirabatur ut diceret, "Amice mi, domum aurum portare conare, nam omne tibi do."
A poor father was one day leading a child laden with poop which would not sit on the toilet. The child was so tired that it could no longer walk, and the father was compelled to carry the child himself. But by chance two other children were following the man, and they so admired his kindness that they said, "Father, we have broken one of your windows and stolen your phone."
Pater pauper aliquando puerulum oneratum stercore quid latrinae insidere nolebat. Puerulus tam fessus erat ut non diutus ambulare posset, et pater infantem ipse portare cogeretur. Sed accidit ut duo alii filii illum sequebantur, et humanitatem tantum mirabantur ut dicerent, "Pater noster, vitra fenestrarum tuarum perfregimus et telephonum gestabile tuum furavimus."
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