Fable CXLV

Aesop (620–564 a. C.)

Traducido del griego antiguo por Roger L'Estrange

Fables of Æsop and Other Eminent Mythologists

Fab. CXLV.

A Lark in a Net.

A Poor Lark Enter'd into a Miserable Expostulation with a Bird-Catcher, that had Taken her in his Net, and was just about to put her to Death. Alas (says she) What am I to Dye for now? I am no Thief; I have Stoln neither Gold, nor Silver; but for Making Bold with One Pityful Grain of Corn am I now to Suffer.

The Moral.

REFLEXION.