APPRECIATION AND VANITY REBUKED
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Said Ann to her mother (affecting to pout)
"That impudent man detest!
can't show my face, within doors or without,
But meet the full gaze of that pest.
"Don't you think my dear ma, that few hours


ago,


After passing him (would you believe it)
lie turn'd himself round, and he star'd at me So
So steadily--none. can conceive it!'
"Be cautious. my child--thcre is company


here


And you may for imprudence be blamed;
Who told you of all this ilnpertinence dear'"
"Why, 1 saw it, and was SO ashamed"
"Bcware, affectation and vanity too,'
The mother replied with smile
"When you saw him so steadily looking at you,
Pray where did you look all the while"