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Gnat that had Planted himelf upon the Horn of a Bull, very Civilly begg’d the Bull's Pardon for his Importunity; but rather then Incommode ye, ays he, I'll Remove. Oh never Trouble your Head for that, ays the Bull; for 'tis all One to me whether you go or tay. I never felt ye when you at down, and I hall take as Little Notice of ye when you Rie.