Who can give me the English version of Aesop's fable soothsayers?

Nostradamus was sitting in the market to collect money. Suddenly someone came to his door and told him that if everything went well, his home would be stolen. Nostradamus jumped and sighed with anger and looked back at what had happened at home. The bystander who saw this said, "Hello, friend, didn't you claim that you can predict other people's misfortunes? Why didn't you even predict your own affairs? " This story applies to things that you can't even predict, but you can predict the future when you are threatened.

Prophet

The fortune teller is sitting in the market, collecting money for divination. Suddenly someone came to tell him that his door had been broken into and everything in the house had been stolen. The fortune teller was surprised, jumped up with anger, sighed and went home to see what had happened. A bystander saw it and said, "hey, friend, didn't you claim that you could predict the fate of others?" Why don't you even predict your own business? " This story is suitable for those who can't even predict their own affairs, but threaten to predict the future.

Is this it? !