FABLE LXXIX.

[Illustration: THE GEESE AND THE CRANES.]

A flock of Geese and a parcel of Cranes used often to feed together in a

corn field. At last the owner of the corn, with his servants, coming

upon them of a sudden, surprised them in the very fact; and the geese,

being heavy, fat, full-bodied creatures, were most of them sufferers;

but the Cranes, being thin and light, easily flew away.

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