XCIX. How a Man Who Through Want Dismisses His Own Children
XCIX. How a Man Who Through Want Dismisses His Own Children
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XCIX. How a Man Who Through Want Dismisses His Own Children

XCIX. HOW A MAN WHO THROUGH WANT DISMISSES HIS OWN CHILDREN.

When they would symbolise a man who through want dismisses his own children, they portray A HAWK WITH EGG; for though she lays three eggs, she hatches and brings up but one, and breaks the other two: and she does this on account of the loss of her claws at that season, being for that reason unable to bring up all three young ones.

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