Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 74
the fox is here grievously complained upon, yetwere other beasts actions searched, each would haveenough to do for his own clearing. Touching the com-plaint of Curtois the hound, it was an offence com-mitted many years ago, and though I myself complainof no injury, yet was the pudding mine and not… … forth and said, Do you imagine, Tibert, that it were ajust or a good course that Reynard should not be com-plained upon? Why the whole world knows he is amurderer, a vagabond, and a thief. Indeed he lovethnot truly any creature, no not his Majesty himself, butwould suffer his highness to lose both…
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