To make them comfortable, he put one on a bearskin, one on a buffalo skin, and one on a hippapotamus skin.

The one on the bearskin had a son. The one on the buffalo skin had a son. But the one on the hippo skin had twin sons.

The moral? The squaw of the hippomatomus is equal to the sons of the squaws of the two other hides...

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