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wa-ḷaṭ šégrɛyk díˀyho ḷe-béstan men ṭoḳ wa-men bo wa-yhe men ˁeẓ̂héten ˁaf tkέbenš érhon di-ḳáne ˁar deš ẓ̂aˁ ḷaˁmírin iréhe wa-ḷe-teríhin ˁarέbe ˁaf tegáḷaˁ id-ḳáne ‘And I inspected the stone wall of my grove from all around, and I found it would have been difficult for goats to get in – but that goat, I’d say, was one of those lovers of climbing and, it seems, it had climbed the wall and landed inside’ (CSOL III 20:8)