FABLE XCIII.

[Illustration: THE FOX AND THE GRAPES.]

A Fox, very hungry, chanced to come into a vineyard, where there hung

branches of charming ripe grapes; but nailed up to a trellis so high,

that he leaped till he quite tired himself, without being able to reach

one of them. At last--'Let who will take them!' says he, 'they are but

green and sour; so I will even let them alone.'

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