FAB. CCCXCVIII.

_Boys_ and _Frogs_.

A Company of Waggish _Boys_ were watching of _Frogs_ at the side of a

Pond, and still as any of ’em put up their Heads, they’d be Pelting them

down again with Stones. Children, (says one of the _Frogs_,) you never

Consider, that _though this may be Play to you, ’tis Death to us_.

The MORAL.

_Hard-heartedness and Cruelty is not only an Inhuman Vice, but worse then

Brutal: For such Men take Delight in Blood, which Beasts spill only in

Self-Defence, or in case of Necessity to satisfie Hunger._

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