FAB. CCL.

A _Dog_ and a _Lyon_.

What a Miserable Life dost thou lead, says a _Dog_ to a _Lyon_, to run

Starving up and down thus in Woods and Deserts, without either Meat, or

Ease: I am Fat and Fair you see, and it Costs me neither Labour, nor

Pains. Nay, says the _Lyon_, you have many a Good Bit no Doubt on’t; but

then like a Fool you subject your self to the Clogs and Chains that go

along with it: But for my Own Part, let him serve that serve Can, and

serve Will, I’ll Live and Die Free.

The MORAL.

_That Man deserves to be a Slave, that Sacrifices his Liberty to his

Appetite._

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