Aesop's Fables Edited by Charles Stikeney.

THE FARTHING RUSHLIGHT

A Rushlight in love with its own brilliancy,
once   boasted that its light was brighter
even than that of the sun, the moon, and the
stars.
   Just then a door opened, and a puff of wind
blew it out.
   On lighting it, its owner said: "Cease now
your boasting. Be content to shine in silence.
Heavenly lights do not blow out. Know that
not even the stars need to be relit."

THE FARTHING RUSHLIGHT
A Rushlight in love with its own brilliancy, once boasted that its light was brighter even than that of the sun, the moon, and the stars. Just then a door opened, and a puff of wind blew it out. On lighting it, its owner said: "Cease now your boasting. Be content to shine in silence. Heavenly lights do not blow out. Know that not even the stars need to be relit."

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