VOL. XIII.

"---- All alone, amid her Garden fair,

"From morn to noon, from noon to dewy eve,

"She spent her days, her pleasing task to tend

"The flowers; to lave them from the water-spring;

"To ope the buds with her enamoured breath,

"Rank the gay tribes, and rear them in the sun. ---- ----

"Thus plied assiduous her delightful task,

"Day after day, till every herb she named

"That paints the robe of Spring."

Bruce.

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