Social Commentaries

V.6 The Two Bald Men

by Phaedrus c. 15 BC - c. AD 50

Translated by Christopher Smart (1887 printing) · From Fables, Book V

Social Commentaries

As on his way a Bald-pate went,
He found a comb by accident;
Another, with a head as bare,
Pursued, and hollow'd for a share.
The first produced the prize, and cried,
"Good Providence was on our side;
But by the strange caprice of Fate,
We're to no purpose fortunate;
And, as the proverb says, have found
A hobnail, for a hundred pound."
They by this tale may be relieved
Whose sanguine hopes have been deceived.

MLA

Phaedrus. “V.6 The Two Bald Men.” Translated by Christopher Smart. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/phaedrus/88/.

Chicago

Phaedrus. “V.6 The Two Bald Men.” Translated by Christopher Smart. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/phaedrus/88/.

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