Cia Ae Re xOay

Flow the King forgave the Fox all things, and made
him the greatest in his Land, and of his noble

return home wrth all his kindred.

Tur King said, ‘ Reynard, you are one that
owes me homage and fealty, and I hope I shall
ever enjoy it; and for your service here |
make you one of the lords of my privy council.
Take heed you do not anything unworthily,
for here I place you in all your power and
authority as formerly you were, hoping you
will administer justice equally and truly. For
as long as you employ your wit unto virtuous
actions, so long the court cannot miss you; for
you are a star whose lustre exceeds all other,
especially in finding out mischiefs and pre-
venting them. Therefore, remember the moral
you yourself told me, and be a lover of truth
and equity. From henceforth I will be