From Mrs. Coinn's Mcsscnger,
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THE BEE AND SNAIL.
Apamper'd Snail began to crawl,
one May-morn, o'er garden wall,
And lettering long, and sauntering slow,
Awiv'd at noon where roses blow.
Close TO the roses stood hive,
From whence the swarm, alert, alive,
Intent for honey, thick as hail,
PasS'd often DER the basking snail.
Labor ynir Snail superbly scorns;
tor ccronel mistaking horns,
And 'city strut of Incidence,
tM ,ghlty and great good sense.
A'e npiish'd thus, our grave grandee,
ny 'tnsth accosts u busy Bee:
why labor, insect, one would think
10 susal-slaves, is meat and drink.
Next to the silk-hy we affirm
Thou art the most laborious worm:
me Caterpillar spins her clothes,
ana thou spin'st syrup from the rose.
Al an wretched avarice works thee wo,
AZ that mars all happiness below"
EOS 30 snail, the industrious Bee replies,
s,,.l, svli heaping honey on his thighs:
rWhy snail, yon lavish life away,
troubled by languor and decay,
w una DOING; while you stretch your horns,
we we suck the rose unhurt by thorns,
Extract from blossoms affluent store,
ffiowers all left fragrant as before.
sse Ns.s OF light labor crowns our wish,
w.. u.'ar our meat, and wax our dish.
NJ NJ. you and yours, in shine or shower,
a,oie ,na the stem and faint the flower,
Na,a ;,a s'umber precious life away,


AT stih the sunshine making hay


ii.a ,a pehce ne the Snails, when frosts unfold,


peggars, die of want or cold.


4onts 4Itsn auarice be sometimes curse,


=" 'u@'nsss is ten times Worse.


bond dse"aSship is the most sacred of all NOR
out anr trusts of confidence, though will


ne ". wy. express stipulation or caution, are


Ivy nature of them, as sacred as