FAB. CCLVII.

A _Country-Man_ and a _Hawk_.

A _Country Fellow_ had the Fortune to take a _Hawk_ in the Hot Pursuit

of a _Pigeon_. The _Hawk_ Pleaded for her self, that she never did the

Country-Man any Harm, and therefore I hope, says she, that You’ll do Me

None. Well, says the _Country-Man_, and pray what Wrong did the _Pigeon_

ever do you? Now by the Reason of your own Argument, you must e’en

Expect to be Treated Your self, as You your self would have Treated This

_Pigeon_.

The MORAL.

_’Tis good to Think before we speak, for fear of Condemning our selves

out of our Own Mouths._

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