Scenes and Tales of Country Life with Recollections of Natural History (Classic Reprint)

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The Vizir, observing the King's humour, failed not to turn it to account, by hazarding several sage remarks on the wisdom and economy of Providence, which remarks, according to the fable, produced so lively an effect on the mind of the monarch, that he was reclaimed from a life of levity and pleasure, and henceforward became a happy and prosperous prince.

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