re trong, pohey may receive a good price for him.

    But t very appre find any o capture  risking their lives.

    Someried and managed to surround him.

    Diogenes stood in turbed.

    ; do you  to do?quot; the men were very surprised.

    took out chains.

    Diogenes stretc his hands.

    Full of fear and rembling ors began to chain him.

    Diogenes said, quot;No need to tremble.

    Come, let me tie the chains for you.

    quot;  on the chains.

    ted.

    After ; sort of a man are you? e are putting you in c lead to some figrouble.

    quot;

    Diogenes said, quot;You are having fun chaining me, I am having fun in being chained.

    rouble? Its great! Noell me, w;

    t;e feel very embarrassed in telling you t he business of slavery.

    ell noake you to tplace and put you up for sale.

    quot;

    Diogenes said, quot;Good, lets go.

    quot; ook off  excitement and began er tors.

    t;Please slotle.

    s t;

    Diogenes said, quot;No o tplace, ;

    So finally tplace.

    It was very crowded.

    to buy slaves turned toward Diogenes.

    ty, because he looked more like an emperor.

    A hered around him.

    o stand on tform wioned.

    Raising ioneer said, quot;here is a slave for sale.

    Come forward and name your price.

    quot;

    Diogenes said, quot;S up, you fool! Ask t, or did tie t tie t;

    ors said, quot;t.

    Left to ourselves,  believe we co