FAB. CXCIII.

A _Gall’d Ass_ and a _Raven_.

As an _Ass_ with a _Gall’d Back_ was Feeding in a Meadow, a _Raven_

Pitch’d upon him, and there Sate, Jobbing of the Sore. The _Ass_ fell

a Frisking and Braying upon’t; which set a Groom, that saw it at a

Distance, a Laughing at it. Well! (says a _Wolfe_ that was Passing by)

to see the Injustice of the World now! A Poor _Wolfe_ in that _Raven’s_

Place, would have been Persecuted, and Hunted to Death presently; and

’tis made only a Laughing Matter, for a _Raven_ to do the Same Thing that

would have Cost a _Wolfe_ his Life.

The MORAL.

_One Man may better Steal a Horse, then Another Look over the Hedge._

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