From Bla-tirooi's Magazine for January
LET NEVER CRU ELTy DISHONOR


pEAITY

BEAUTY
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The words chosen as the subject Of the follow
ing verses, form the first line OF autiqaaied song,
OF which the remainder seems not TO have been
preserved--See MIR. Daney's "AaeieEf SrotisA
Mel dies" p 227.


"Let never Cruelty dshonor Beauty


BE no such war between thy face aud mind.
Heaven with each blessing sends an answering


duty:


Ii made thee fair, and meant thee to be Kind.
Resemble not the paniher's trcachcrous seeming,
That looks so lovely TO begue is prey;
Seek not TO match the bassk's fal. cleaning,
That charms the fancy only 10 brtray.
See the great Sun. Gods best and brightest crea-


ture-


Alike on good and III his gifts he showers;
Look ar the Earth whose large and liberal nature
To all who court her oilers fruit or fowcrs.
Then, lady, lay aside that ha0ghiy scorning-
A robe unmcei to deck the mortal frame;
Mid be thy light, and innocent morning,
And shine on high and humble still the same.
Bid thy good will. in bright abundance flowing
To all around It's kindly stream impar:;
'ihy love the while on One alone bcs;owing,
The fttest found, the husband Of thy hean.