“The case began with a horse that had a temper, which Pinkoffin sold to Nefferton, which almost killed Nefferton. It may be that there were other reasons for the discord, and the horse was only a pretext for openly expressing the hostility that had arisen between two people. In any case, Nefferton was angry when the horse almost took his precious life, but Pinkoffin laughed and said that he never vouched for the horse’s manners. Nefferton also laughed, although he swore that he would never forget how Pinkoffin “let him down…” Translation: E. Kiselev