MORAL.

The traveller scarce deserved such wrath,

For warming fingers--cooling broth.

No statutes old or new forbid it,

Although with the same mouth he did it:

Yet this beware of old and young,

What Esop meant--a _double tongue_;

Which flatters now with civil clack,

And slanders soon behind one's back.

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