FABLE CV.

[Illustration: THE FORESTER AND THE LION.]

The Forester meeting with a Lion one day, they discoursed together for

awhile without differing much in opinion. At last, a dispute happening

to arise about the superiority between a Man and a Lion, the Man,

wanting a better argument, showed the Lion a marble monument, on which

was placed the statue of a man striding over a vanquished Lion.--'If

this,' says the Lion, 'is all you have to say for it, let us be the

carvers, and we will make the Lion striding over the Man.'

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