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IV.
.... A cow in walking does not, as
is popularly supposed, pick up all her feet at once,
but only one of them at a time. Which one
depends upon circumstances. The cow is but an
indifferent pedestrian. Hœc fabula docet that one
should not keep three-fourths of his capital lying
idle.
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