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Pon the Firt Sight of a Camel, All people ran away from’t, in Amazement at o Montrous a Bulk. Upon the Second Sight, finding that it did them No Hurt, they took Heart upon't, went up to’t, and View'd it, But when they came, upon Further Experience, to take notice, how Stupid a Beat it was, they Ty'd it up, Bridled it, Loaded it with Packs and Burdens; Set Boys upon the Back on't, and Treated it with the Lat Degree of Contempt.

Fox had the hap to fall into the Walk of a Lyon; (the Firt of the Kind that ever he aw) and he was ready to Drop down at the very ight of him. He came a While after, to ee Another, and was Frighted till; but Nothing to What he was Be