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A Certaine Ryuer checked hys headspring, as being a standing water, neyther hauing any fyshes: but him selfe he highly commended, bycause he bred goodly fishes, and pleasantly ran through the valleys. The headspring fretting at the vnthankfulnesse of the Ryuer, ceased his won∣ted course, whereby the Riuer wanting bothe his fishes and his pleasaunt noyse, dryed vp.
MOR. Some claime as their own, whatso∣euer
they doe, robbing God of his honour, from whom all goodnesse doth procéede.