, 1861-11-14
Fahles--For Ola ana young.

could be, picked up the feathers which some
Peacocks had shed, stuck them amongst his own
and despising his old companions, introduced
himself with the greatest assurance into Sock
Of those beautiful birds. They, instantly detssas
ing the intruder, stripped him Of his borrowed
plumes, and failing upon him with their beaks,
sent him about his business. The unlueky Jack.
daw, sorelv punished and deeply soFFOwing. be.
took himself to his former companions, and
would have focked with them agaih as u moth
ing had happened. But they, recOllecting what
airs lie had given himself, drummed him out Of
their society, while ono Of these whom be had
so lately despised, read him this lecture :-s Had
you been contented with what nature made YOU
you would have escaped the ehAstisement nf
your betters and also the contempt Of your
equals" ......., u - :
Some Pigeons had long lived in fear oi.s Kl,e;
but by being always on the alert and keeping
near their dove cote they had contrived hitherto
to escape the attacks Of the enemy. Finding his
salies unsuccessful, the Kite betOOk himself q
craft: "Why," said he, do you prefer this
life Of continual anxiety, when, II your would
only make ME your king would secure you
from every attack that could be made upon yoni
The Pigeons, trusting to his professions, called
him to the throne; bat no sooner was be esiabs
lished there than he exercised bis Prerogatve b.
devouring pigeon a-day. WheFeupon one that
vet awaited his INN snid no niore than 6If
serves US right" ~ . 7ij y
They who voluntarily put power into The hand
Of a tyrant ctan cneny, must not wonder II It
be at last turned against themselves
A Wolf had got bone stuck III his throat,
ano " tne grea.sS. e6opy ran Up ano o9Mnf ps,s
the same time limiting At q Sely handsome reward
to the successful operator. A Crane, moved BY
nls au| ~ pro'i',ses, y.
@ uscN uOSh .hs Nol ~, ~ eIew oae ~
oOIo guy '"s s ". AsSvu NJ ios W io.f
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sno"S n's tsst'' lePno. T,sn ~
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.Ssn Ta sh.atS ~" '"s' ''s N.Y. " y" -s
Foxbsd fsIlop iptoA Sis,I and bsd been
casting a,Iout Ear IonV, Il ~ IIovV Ie sbould ~
ont ngsin when At Isns,h : 1ioat 'cso,s a. NJ.
place. md wnuling 10 drnI. asked Revnari.
whether the water Sas sooI snd h there 40
nlentv ur N M. FaT diss,mi'lino The rrsl dsn-
eer Of his case, repIied. "Cone down M
friend: the water 4 * rood that caunot' drink
enough Of IL and so abundant lhst i cannot. 81
exhausted. Upon this the Goat, without any,
more do leaned m. when the Fox. takinr ~
vSn,sae of ny trends % orns. ~ - % Tinblv Isss~d
Snl snu SOoly re.lafkse f.s 2 tne Poos. oelnasa'
~ aar r1 g i..d .,,Ss- 49, lss
-..ST 9oU "Ou'1 - ~ 'O'-sN os'"e -
fe-P0N
A man who was very sklfal with bis bow,
went up intO the Inouninins to hunt. Athls ap-
prOach there was Instantly great constrFnatiun
A .tfa
alone showing any determination 70 light
e 'sStop," said the bOwman TO him, and await
my messenger, who has somewhat 70 say 70 you.7
With that he sent an arrow after the Lion; and.
wounded Won nun ~ tiy sue. ins Alon, snsf.lle
Miln wv aneu'Is heu nv ,..D w wy" y w
e1s ou! ~ Lox, ~ seeing nlnl run 0Ses W. W.
a"u IA 'aSe ",s slsy' a, =. =.
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On cold frosty day an Ant vas draFeina OK
sone o. Ve eOra ~tlen ns hsa ~ " y .a
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49, wv, 's n ~. ny s,2.
nlorss, ~ " P,ssets w y. usa lis' Wy w.
!, ~, uS S;A ~, ~ ~ -. -. 80
~, .;. sn,s s"s ~ ,.a .,,i, $50 ~ ~
A., iansb;s,, .nG shv,s;ne NJ s-s.srv
. Since you could sing all summer, you may
dance AL winter. ~.
winter hnds out what summer lAys ~
-.
nounos xn0 % haa oesn y s1esl'.e. ~. ~ 70
= ~ s'td I.c",,,s WON ~, .;,h ~.
s, 10 ins hsIG AZ sngih S S SssS%e worn n. oS. WIN
Hunting the wild boar, he ssiaed the efialofo b
the car, but bis teeth giving way. he was iorcsd
. e le. 80 hls holu, anu .ns SOsa sssapea, epo3