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{{Style S-Small capitals|A frivolous}} Grasshopper, having spent the Summer in Mirth and Revelry, went on the Approach of the inclement Winter to the Ant, and implored it of its charity to stake him. “You had better go to your Uncle,” replied the prudent Ant; “had you imitated my Forethought and deposited your Funds in a Savings Bank you would not now be compelled to regard your Duster in the light of an Ulster.” Thus saying, the virtuous Ant retired, and read in the Papers next morning that the Savirgs Bank where he had deposited his Funds had suspended.
 
''Moral.''—''Dum Vivimus, Vivamus.''




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