 | Aesop's fables (1687) |  |
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FAB. LIII. The Clown and Cart.
A Clowne whose Cart in a deep quagmire stuck,For speedy aid did Hercules invoke
Who thus replyd—first your owne strength essay,
Without your Industry in vain you pray.
Morall
Lazy Devotion's not enough to live,Add Dilligence to prayer and then you'll thrive.
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