The Moral of this Fable must be Abstracted from the Philosophy of it, and
taken in the Sense of carrying _Two Faces under One Hood_. It sets forth,
however, the Simplicity of the _Satyr_, in Not Understanding how Two such
Contrary Effects should come from the same Lips: But it was Honestly
done in him yet, to Renounce the Conversation of One that he took for a
Double-Dealer; and that could Accommodate himself to make Fair with All
Companies, and Occasions, without any regard to Truth, or Justice. It was
This Fable that gave Rise to the Old _Adage_ of _Blowing Hot and Cold_;
which is taken for the Mark and Character of a Dissembler.