Summary

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

Mercury went to Tiresias in the Shape of a Man, and the Tidings came as Mercury had Coatriv’d it: Upon This, he took Mercury up to a High Tower, Hard by, and bad him look Well about him, and tell him what Birds he saw. Why, says Mercury, I see an Eagle upon Wing there, that takes her Course from the Right-hand to the Left. That Eagle (says Tiresias) is nothing to Our Purpose; wherefore Pray look again once. Mercury stood Gazing a while, and then told Tiresias of a Crow he had Discover'd upon a Tree, that was One while looking up into the.
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