Frogs and dead cows, see if it's his or mine. What are the last words?

There is no "see if he is older than me" between the frog and the bull. I found the original text, and the words marked in black are what you are looking for.

When the frog saw the bull approaching to eat grass, he made up his mind to try his best to surpass the bull's size. I think he is a jealous frog. Look, how it bulges its belly with its evil feet.

"Hey, dear frog, tell me, am I as big as a bull?" It asked its companion.

"No, dear, not at all."

"You see, now I can swell up. Look carefully and make it clear. Listen, what do you think? I am angry, right? "

"I don't think there is much difference."

"So-now?"

"Just like before."

It can't keep up with the bull's size, and its arrogant attempt exceeds the limit of talent. It worked so hard that it burst its belly. This is not the first time, nor the last time; It is not surprising that ordinary citizens think that monopoly is more extravagant, and the son of a farmer spends money like a prince.