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AS a Flea was byting a man, he was taken, who asked what he was, seing he fed of him: aunswered, he was of that kinde of beastes, which as nature ordeined, liued by that meanes, praying him not to kill him, bicause he could not doo muche harme, whereat the man laughed, saying: I will therefore the sooner kill thée, by∣cause it is not lawefull to hurt any, either much or little.
MOR. We must not fauour the wicked, whi∣ther their trespasse be small or great.