Petit poisson deviendra grand,Pourv

Petit poisson deviendra grand,
Pourvu que Dieu lui prête vie.
Mais le lâcher en attendant,
Je tiens pour moi que c'est folie ;
Car de le rattraper il n'est pas trop certain.
Un Carpeau qui n'était encore que fretin
Fut pris par un Pêcheur au bord d'une rivière.
Tout fait nombre, dit l'homme en voyant son butin ;
Voilà commencement de chère et de festin :
Mettons-le en notre gibecière.
Le pauvre Carpillon lui dit en sa manière :
Que ferez-vous de moi ? je ne saurais fournir
Au plus qu'une demi-bouchée ;
Laissez-moi Carpe devenir :
Je serai par vous repêchée.
Quelque gros Partisan m'achètera bien cher,
Au lieu qu'il vous en faut chercher
Peut-être encor cent de ma taille
Pour faire un plat. Quel plat ? croyez-moi ; rien qui vaille.
— Rien qui vaille ? Eh bien soit, repartit le Pêcheur ;
Poisson, mon bel ami, qui faites le Prêcheur,
Vous irez dans la poêle ; et vous avez beau dire,
Dès ce soir on vous fera frire.
Un tien vaut, ce dit-on, mieux que deux tu l'auras :
L'un est sûr, l'autre ne l'est pas.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

Small fish will become big,As long as God gives life.But let go pending,I would like to me that it is madness;Because catch him it is not too certain.A Carpeau which was still only FRYWas captured by a fisherman at the edge of a river.Any fact number, said the man seeing her booty;This is beginning of dear and feast:Put it in our satchel.The poor Carpillon told in his own way:What will you do for me? I cannot provideMore than a demi-bouchee.Let me carp become:I'll be by you rescued.Some big supporter will buy me well dear,Wherever you need searchPerhaps another cent of my sizeTo make a dish. What dish? believe me; anything worthwhile.-Anything worth? Well, departed the fisherman;Fish, my beautiful friend, who made the preacher,You will go in the Pan; and you say,Tonight you will be frying.A tien is worth, it said, better than two tu l'auras:One is secure, the other is not.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Fish Ways,
long as God gives it life.
But the drop in the meantime,
I would like to me that it is folly
to catch because he is not too sure.
A Carpeau who was still only small fry
Fut caught by a fisherman near a river.
Everything is numbers, said the man, seeing his booty
This is the beginning of expensive and Feast:
. Let's put on our game bag
Poor Carpillon said to him in his own way:
What will -you Me? I can not provide
more than half the bite;
Let me Carpe become:
I'll be rescued by you.
Some big supporter buy me dear,
Instead it you must seek
Perhaps encor percent of my size
To make a dish. What dish? believe me; nothing worth.
- Nothing worth? So be it, 'replied the fisherman,
fish, my beautiful friend, who made ​​the Preacher,
You will go to skillet; and you may well say
. This evening we will make you fry
A bird is, it is said, better than two in the bush:
One is sure, the other is not.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Small fish becomes large,
provided that God lends him life.
but the release pending,
i wish for me that it is madness ;
because of the catch up he is not too sure.
a Carpeau who was still only small fry
was taken by a fisherman at the edge of a river.
Any fact number, said the man in light his loot ;
That Is beginning of expensive and feasting :
Let us get on with our shepherd.
The poor Carpillon said to him in his way :
What will you do with me? I cannot provide
at more than a half-mouthful ;
let me Carp become :
I will be by you fished.
some big Supporter i will buy well dear,
instead as you need seek
perhaps encor hundred of my size
To make a flat. What flat? Believe me; nothing that is worth.
- nothing worthwhile? Well either,Distributes the fisherman ;
Fish, my beautiful friend, who made the Preacher,
You go in the frying pan ; and you can say,
Of tonight you will be fried.
a tien is worth, this told, better than two in the bush :
one is safe, the other is not.