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HERE was a Hagged Carrion of a Wolfe, and a Jolly Sort of a Gentile Dog, with Good Fleh upon his Back, that fell into Company together upon the King’s High-Way. The Wolfe wonderfully pleas'd with his Companion, and as Inquiitive to Learn how he brought himelf to That Bleed State of Body. Why, ays the Dog, I keep my Mater's Houe from Thieves, and I have very Good Meat, Drink, and Lodging for my pains.