Roger L'Estrange, Fables of Æsop and Other Eminent Mythologists… (1692)
“ What's That for? (says the Satyr) why says he, My Hands are Extream Cold,and I do't to VVarm 'em. The Satyr, at Another time, found This Man Blowing his Porridge: And pray, says he, What's the Meaning of That now? Oh! says the Man, My Porridge are Hot, and I do't to Cool em. Nay, says the Satyr, if you have gotten a Trick of Blowing Hot and Cold out of the same Mouth, I have e’en Done with ye. The MORAL. There's No Conversing with any Man that Carries Two Faces under One Hood. ”
