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The Oak Upbraided the Willow, that it was Weak and Wavering, and gave way to Every Blaſt. […] Some very little while after This Diſpute, it Blew a Violent Storm. The Willow Ply’d, and gave way to the Guſt, and ſtill recover’d it ſelf again, without receiving any Damage: But the Oak was Stubborn, and choſe rather to Break than Bend.
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The
Oak
Upbraided
the
Willow,
that
it
was
Weak
and
Wavering,
and
gave
way
to
Every
Blaſt.
[…]
Some
very
little
while
after
This
Diſpute,
it
Blew
a
Violent
Storm.
The
Willow
Ply’d,
and
gave
way
to
the
Guſt,
and
ſtill
recover’d
it
ſelf
again,
without
receiving
any
Damage:
But
the
Oak
was
Stubborn,
and
choſe
rather
to
Break
than
Bend.
