THE WILD AND THE TAME GEESE.

A flock of Wild Geese and a parcel of Tame ones 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 Tame Geese being heavy, and fat full-bodied creatures,

were most of them sufferers; but the wild ones being thin and light,

easily flew away.

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