Nidus est in parvo ramo. Ramus qui

Nidus est in parvo ramo. Ramus qui nidum sustinet non crassus, sed tenuis est. Ramus tenuis Quintum sustinere non potest, is enim puer crassus est. Ecce ramus cum puero et nido et pullis ad terram cadit! Marcus Quintum ad terram cadere videt. Ridetne Marcus? Non ridet. Marcus enim perterritus est. Iam Quintus et pulli quattuor sub arbore iacent. Neque puer neque pulli se movent. Pulli mortui sunt. Quintusne mortuus est? Non est. Quintus enim spirat. Qui spirat mortuus esse non potest. Sed Marcus eum spirare non videt, neque enim anima videri potest.
Quid facit Marcus? Marcus perterritus ad villam currit et magna voce clamat: "Age! Veni, pater!"
Iulius puerum vocare audit et exit in hortum. Pater filium perterritum ad se accurrere videt eumque interrogat: "Quid est, Marce?" Marcus: "Quintus...est...mortuus!"
Iulius: "Quid? mortuus? O dei boni!"
Pater, ipse perterritus, cum Marco ad Quintum currit. Iulia quoque accurrit cum cane sua. Quintus oculos aperit. Iulius eum oculos aperire videt.
Iulius: "Ecce oculos aperit: ergo vivus est." Marcus et Iulia Quintum vivum esse vident. Puer autem ambulare non potest, neque enim pedes eum sustinere possunt; ergo necesse est eum portare. Quintus a Iulio in villam portatur et in lecto ponitur.
Aemilia filium suum a Iulio portari videt, et interrogat: "Cur puer ipse ambulare non potest?"
Iulius: "Quintus ambulare non potest, quod non est avis neque alas habet! Qui volare vult neque potest, ad terram cadit!" Aemilia Quintum a Iulio in lecto poni aspicit.

Résultats (Anglais) 1:

The nest is in a small branch. The branch which supports the nest is not thick, but it is thin. Fifth thin branch can not bear a child is gross. Behold, when the branch falls to the ground and to the young boy, and the nest! Mark, The fifth to the earth, thou shalt see. Mark laugh? Not laughing. Mark, who is terrified. Now been five days and four under the tree and the young lie. Neither the boys nor the young of the move. Chickens died. Quintusne died? Is not. Fifth breathes. He that speaketh, he can not be dead. But Marcus does not see him, to breathe, it can be seen, for the soul.
What is Marcus doing? Mark, in his fear, and with a loud voice cries out to the farm is running: "Come on! I came, my father!"
he hears, and he goes out into the garden to call the boy, Julius. Were intimidated by the son of the Father is asking him to come to himself, he sees the succor: "What is it, Mark?" Marcus: "The fifth ... ... is dead!"
Julius: "What? dead? Oh, God, a good!"
the Father, he was troubled, and with Marcus to The fifth is running. Julia, too, had come up with the dog of his own. Fifth, eyes open. Put him to open his eyes, he sees.
Julius: "Behold, the eye opens up to him, then, is living." Mark and Julia fifth living for. And the child can not walk, can not for the feet of him to bear it; Therefore, it is necessary for him to carry. Is placed on a stretcher and carried by the fifth from July, in the village of.
Emily sees her son by Julius to carry it, and yet he asks: "Why is the boy himself can not walk?"
Julius: "The fifth can not walk, nor that it is not a bird that has wings! He who wants to fly nor can it, falls to the ground! " Aemilia to be placed on a bed looks at the Fifth of July.