FAB. CCCXXXIX.

A Plain _Horse_ Wins the _Prize_.

There were a Great many Brave, Sightly _Horses_ with Rich Trappings that

were brought out One Day to the Course, and Only _One Plain Nag_ in the

Company that made sport for All the rest. But when they came at last to

Tryal, _This_ was the _Horse_ that ran the Whole Field out of Distance,

and Won the Race.

The MORAL.

_Our Senses are No Competent Judges of the Excellencies of the Mind._

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