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There came to a cobblers shop a philosopher with worn shoes. And the philosopher said to the cobbler, "Please mend my shoes."

哲学家这就生气了，他说："不是我自己的鞋子，我可不穿。&quo99lib•nett;

鞋匠道："眼前我正在修补另一个人的鞋子；还有一个人的鞋子补好了，我才能动手补你的鞋。不过把你的鞋留在这儿，今儿就穿这双别人的鞋，明儿你来拿你自己的鞋吧。"

And the cobbler said, "Well then, are you in truth a philosopher,

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to him for mending."

And the cobbler said, "I am mending another mans shoes now, and there are still other shoes to patch before I can come to yours. But le

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ave your shoes here, and wear this other pair today, and come tomorrow for your own."

鞋匠道："你竟不能把你的脚穿在别人的鞋子里，那末，请问你真正是个哲学家吗？这条街上还有个鞋匠比我更懂得哲学。你去叫他补鞋吧。"

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pher was indignant, and he said, "I wear no shoes that are not mine own."

The Philosopher And The Cobbler

有个哲学家，穿了一双破鞋子，来到一家鞋匠铺里。哲学家对鞋匠说："请补一下我这双鞋子。"