XXIX.

Is any kind subject to rape like fish?

Ill unto man they neither do nor wish;

Fishers they kill not, nor with noise awake;

They do not hunt, nor strive to make a prey

Of beasts, nor their young sons to bear away;

Fowls they pursue not, nor do undertake

To spoil the nests industrious birds do make;

Yet them all these unkind kinds feed upon;

To kill them is an occupation,

And laws make fasts and lents for their destruction.

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