...Moderation recommended : A Fable. A Boy, fond of a butterfly, purfucd it from flower to flower. Rethought to furprife it among the leaves of a rofe ; then to...cover it with his hat as it was feeding on a daify : he followed it from blof- than play . and that it was impoffible they fom to blofliim ; but the nimble...

...pains. Firft he aimed to furprifc it among the leaves of a rofe ; then to cover jt with his hat, y& it was feeding on a daify-; now hoped to fecure it, as it refted on a fprigof myrtle; and now grew fure of his prize, perceiving it loiter on a bed of violets. But the fickle....

...butterfly, purfued it from flower to flower with indefatigable pains. Firft, he aimed to fur- < frift it among the leaves of a rofe ; then to cover it with his hat, as it was feeding on 2 dairy i now hoped to fecure it as it revelled on a fprig of a myrtle ; and now grew fare cf his prize,...

...Butterfly. A BOY, greasly fmitten with the colours of a BUTTERFLY, purfued it from flower to flowerwith indefatigable pains. Firft he aimed to furprife it...feeding on a daify ; now hoped to fecure it, as it refK'd on a fprig of myrtle ; and now grew fure of his prize, perceiving it loiter on a bed of violets....

...Boy and the Butterfly. , A BOY, greatly fmitten with the colours of a -*• *• butterfly, purfiied it from flower to flower "with indefatigable pains....then to cover it with his hat, as it was feeding on a daily ; now hoped to fecnre it, as it refted on a fprig of myrtle ; and now grew fure of his prize,...

...with the colours of a Butterfly, purfued it from flower to flower with indefatigable pains. Fir ft he aimed to furprife it among the leaves of a rofe...perceiving it loiter on a bed of violets. But the tickle Fly, continually changing one bloflbm for another, ftill eluded his, nttempts. At length, obferving...

...flower to flower with indefatigable pains. First he aimed to surprise it among the leaves of a rose ; then to cover it with his hat, as it was feeding on a daisy ; now hoped to secure it, as it rested on a sprig of myrtle ; and now grew sure of his prize,...

...embraced with too much ardour, will perish in the grasp. to surprise it among the leaves of a rose, then to cover it with his hat, as it was feeding on a daisy. At one time he hoped to secure it as it revelled on a sprig of myrtle ; and, at another, grew...

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...flower to flower with indefatigable pains. First he aimed to surprise it among the leaves of a rose ; then to cover it with his hat, as it was feeding on a daisy At one time, he hoped to secure it, aa it reyelkd on a sprig of myrtle ; and at another, grew...