FAB. LI.

An _Ape_ and a _Fox_.

An _Ape_ that found Many Inconveniences by going _Bare-Arse_, went to a

_Fox_ that had a Well-spread, Bushy _Tayle_, and begg’d of him only a

little piece on’t to Cover his Nakedness: For (says he) you have enough

for Both, and what needs more then you have Occasion for? Well, _John_

(says the _Fox_) be it More, or be it Less, you get not one Single Hair

on’t; for I would have ye know, Sirrah, that the _Tayle_ of a _Fox_ was

never made for the Buttocks of an _Ape_.

The MORAL.

_Providence has Assign’d Every Creature its Station, Lot, Make and

Figure; and ’tis not for Us to stand Correcting the Works of an

Incomprehensible Wisdom, and an Almighty Power._

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