FAB. XXIV.

An _Asse_ and an _Ungrateful Master_.

A Poor _Asse_, that what with Age, Labour, and Hard Burdens, was now worn

out to the Stumps in the Service of an _Unmerciful Master_, had the Ill

Hap one day to make a False Step, and to fall down under his Load. His

Driver runs up to him Immediately, and Beats him almost to Death for’t.

This (says the _Asse_ to himself) is according to the Course of the

Ungrateful World. One Casual Slip is enough to Weigh down the Faithful

and Affectionate Service of a Long Life.

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