Aesop's Fables Edited by Charles Stikeney.

THE FOX AND THE LEOPARD

THE Fox and the Leopard once disputed
which   was the more beautiful of the two.
The Leopard exhibited, one by one, the various
spots which decorated his skin.    The Fox,
who was even more proud of his wits than
of his person, interrupted him at last, by say-
ing, "Yet when all is said, how much more
beautiful am I, who am decorated not simply
in body, but in mind."
   The person should be of more value than
his coat.

THE FOX AND THE LEOPARD
THE Fox and the Leopard once disputed which was the more beautiful of the two. The Leopard exhibited, one by one, the various spots which decorated his skin. The Fox, who was even more proud of his wits than of his person, interrupted him at last, by say- ing, "Yet when all is said, how much more beautiful am I, who am decorated not simply in body, but in mind." The person should be of more value than his coat.

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