FAB. CXXXVIII.

_Jupiter_ and a _Serpent_.

_Jupiter_ had Presents made him upon his _Wedding-Day_, Greater, or

Less, from All Living Creatures. A _Serpent_ brought him a _Rose_ in his

Mouth for an Offering. The _Thing_ was Acceptable enough, but not the

_Presenter_; for (says _Jupiter_) though Gifts are Welcome to me, of

Themselves, I must not yet receive any from a _Serpent_.

The MORAL.

_He that receives a Present, Contracts an Obligation; which a Body would

be Asham’d of in the Case of an Ill Man; for it looks toward making a

Friendship with him._

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