Summary

Roger L'Estrange,  Fables of Æsop and Other Eminent Mythologists… (1692)

“ If the Nearest Friead a Covetous Man has in the World, had really a Mine in his Guts, he'd Rip him up to Find it: For his Bus’ness is to make the Most of what he has, and of what he can get, without any regard to the Course of Providence, or of Nature: And what's the End of All These Unreasonable Desires, but Loss, Sorrow, and Disappointment? ”
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