Lieutenant General Sir Foxhoof

When Foxhoof reached the age of sixty, he left his homeland, and disdaining the refuge of the ancient mount Pius, at the time converted by himself into a fertile valley of passive classes, he fled to take refuge in the barren and barren field of consciousness, safe to be able to cultivate it by removing the past and come in fruitfulness, sowing fragmentary seeds of repentance. For the best harvest success, Foxhoof chased away the two inseparable companions of his life: the pig and the fox. And when he found himself isolated, he had the opportunity to look back on his past life. Foxhoof, speaking the bad language, was the son of a prostitute and the brother of a prostitute, and family prostitutions gave him a high social status and so great influence over his fellow citizens that, before reaching the age of fifty, he reached a portfolio of the minister.