FAB. CCLVIII.

A _Swallow_ and a _Spider_.

A _Spider_ that Observ’d a _Swallow_ Catching of _Flies_, fell

Immediately to Work upon a Net to Catch _Swallows_, for she lookt

upon’t as an Encroachment upon her Right: But the _Birds_, without any

Difficulty, brake through the Work, and flew away with the very Net it

self. Well, says the _Spider_, _Bird Catching_ is none of My Talent I

perceive; and so she return’d to her Old Trade of Catching Flies again.

The MORAL.

_A Wise Man will not Undertake any thing without Means Answerable to the

End._

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