THE BULL AND THE GOAT.

A Bull being pursued by a Lion, fled towards a cave, in which he

designed to secure himself; but was opposed at the entrance by a Goat,

who had got possession before him, and, threatening a kind of defiance

with his horns, seemed resolved to dispute the pass. The Bull, who

thought he had no time to lose in a contest of this nature, immediately

made off; but told the Goat, that it was not for fear of him or his

defiances: for, says he, if the Lion were not so near, I would soon

teach you the difference between a Bull and a Goat.

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