FAB. LXVI.

A _Fowler_ and a _Pigeon_.

As a _Country Fellow_ was making a Shoot at a _Pigeon_, he trod upon a

_Snake_ that bit him by the Leg. The Surprize Startled him, and away flew

the Bird.

The MORAL.

_We are to Distinguish betwixt the Benefits of Good Will, and those of

Providence: For the Latter are immediately from Heaven, where no Humane

Intention Intervenes._

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