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A Fool that ow'd a Carpenter a shrewd good turn, finding him one day in a sleep upon a Form, took the Axe and cut off his head; then cama into the House laughing: whereof when he was asked the reason, It is, said he, to think how the Carpenter will look for his head whe•• he wakes.