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FABLES FOR THE FRIVOLOUS

But ah, the frog tried once too oft
And, doing so, he busted;
Whereat the bull discreetly coughed
And moved away, disgusted,
  As well he might, considering
  The wretched taste that marked the thing.

  The moral: Everybody knows
  How ill a wind it is that blows.