There was once a man who beat his donkey every day. One day, a second man, who was a neighbor, came to the donkey-beater and asked, “Why do you beat your donkey?” The donkey-beater said, “Beating is all the donkey knows, I must beat him until he learns how to behave.”
The donkey-beater then went into his home and discovered his dinner wasn’t ready, so he beat his wife. His neighbor heard the screams of the donkey-beater’s wife and came to the door. ”You should not beat your wife so much,” said the neighbor. “I beat her until she learns to have dinner ready on time.”
Some time later, the neighbor saw the donkey-beater beating his son in a field. This time, he did not say anything, but seized the donkey beater and began to beat him with a heavy cudgel. When the donkey-beater asked why his neighbor was beating him, his neighbor replied, “I will beat you until you learn not to beat others.”
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Shepík swáshe an kip lem wípi nínkel tan ish lwaipek. Al lánkepen naumshe shi'an, pyet mausel, mu “Petwántu an nínkel swáchi lem wípi”. Mausen, mu “Al lam wípi su úni lul mesúwek hu'an. Pauku pwaint lem wípi shi píki paun kiusteng lenaunkenk”.
Pyet naun shi húnelen, se lú im nginál swaim úni nginátu, wan wálswelyen lan wípi. Hengúchi luim hu'al lánkepen, se naumel shi wiuye. Mu “swa welpwaik hem an wálsweylchi swáchi lem wípi málites íhe” mausel. Mu “Swáku lem wípi shi píki paun kiusteng chus nginátu waumi nginál”.
Ípwenk, hu'al lánkepen lú an múngi lem wípi, swan lem wípi waipen pe swáshe hípep. P'an pik, mausel úni, su íken suimpu se mal wípi na. Pe píki mausen lautwe petwántu al lánkepen swan mel wípi, mausel kish mu “Swáku lem wípi shi píki pauchi kiusteng welpwaik im lam wípi”.
TODO figure out what conjunction should go where "but" is. Also "with a heavy cudgel."