A _Country-man_ and _Fortune_.
As a _Labourer_ was at his Work a Digging, he Chops his Spade upon a Pot
of Money; Takes it up, Blesses the _Place_ where he found it, and away he
goes with his Treasure. It so fell out, that _Fortune_ Saw and Heard All
that Past, and so she call’d out to him upon the Way. Heark ye Friend,
says she; You are very Thankful, I perceive, to the _Place_ where you
found This Money; but ’tis _the Jade Fortune_, I warrant ye, that’s to be
Claw’d away for’t: if you should happen to Lose it again. Pray tell me
now why should not you _Thank Fortune_ for the _One_, as well as _Curse_
her for the _Other_.