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The writer tries several incomplete openings before comparing killing a rabbit with a human liar and ending with a test of patience.

The fragment's repeated I'de less beginnings show drafting rather than a finished sentence. The overtyped article and source misspellings remain part of the record; the page does not establish an intention to harm anyone.

A typed draft of false starts, 'Id' and 'I'de less ke', then 'I'de less kill an rabbit / Than a hman lier / Thus cross may patience / Make the test'.

The fragments work toward a saying that killing an animal is lesser than lying; spellings are kept as typed.