FAB. CCCXLVII.

_Pigeons_ Reconcile the _Hawks_.

There Happen’d a Bloudy Civil War once among the _Hawks_, and what did

the Poor, Peaceable, Innocent _Pigeons_, but in Pure Pity, and Good

Nature, send their Deputies and Mediators to do the Best they could to

make ’em Friends again, so long as This Feud Lasted; they were so Intent

upon Killing one another, that they Minded nothing else; but no sooner

was the Quarrel taken up among Themselves, then they fell to their Old

sport again of Destroying the _Pigeons_. This brought them to a Sight of

their Error, and to Understand the Danger of Uniting a Common Enemy to

their Own Ruine.

The MORAL.

_Good Men are never safe but when Wicked Men are at Odds. So that the

Divisions of the One are the Security of the Other._

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