Fables For The Times by H. W. Phillips
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IMMORAL:
Don't praise the soft whiteness of a labor delegate's hands. [Illustration: The Fox and the Crow.] The Ass in the Lion's Skin. An ass, by some means unknown to the writer, having managed to get into a lion's skin, ran around the neighborhood frightening the beasts into fits. When he brayed, they said: "Jupiter! what a magnificent bass voice he has!" and he was the pantata of that district until he died of old age. IMMORAL: A good bluff, well chucked, is liable to do considerable execution. [Illustration: The Ass in the Lion's Skin.] The Horse and the Oyster. |
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