Fable CCLI

Translated from Ancient Greek by Roger L'Estrange

Fables of Æsop and Other Eminent Mythologists

Fab. CCXLI.

A River-fish and a Sea-fish.

THere was a Large Over-grown Pike that had the Fortune to be Carry’d out to Sea by a Strong Current, and he had there the Vanity to Value himself above All the Fish in the Ocean. We’l refer That (says a Sturgeon) to the Judgment of the Market, and see which of the Two Yields the Better Price.

The MORAL.

REFLEXION.

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