IV.

.... A cow in walking does not, as is popularly supposed, pick up all

her feet at once, but only one of them at a time. Which one depends

upon circumstances. The cow is but an indifferent pedestrian. _Hæc

fabula docet_ that one should not keep three-fourths of his capital

lying idle.

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