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šérˀeŝ ḥe míˀšer réḳfɛf di-sḥar di-ḥeḷáḳey ṭad ḳɔn wa-ḥáľiľ ḳárṣe édofk wa-tέhimk toy ke-ˀérhon ˁaf eṭaróbsen di-ṣeréfo áˁbork toy ŝeḳa yháḷaḥ ˁaf yaˁtíľoḷ be-ˁátľe di-mouṭáno ‘I came across a billy-goat, a sturdy one, with some white hair between the horns and one of the horns wound around the ear – and it managed to move aside its contraceptive device. I tried to join it to other goats. When I brought the goats to a little wadi, I threw a piece of cloth into the billy-goat’s face. It jumped, but got stuck in the branches of a little m.- tree’ (CSOL III 22:17)