BY THEODORE C. WILLIAMS

Two honey-bees half came to blows

About the lily and the rose,

Which might the sweeter be;

And as the elephant passed by,

The bees decided to apply

To this wise referee.

The elephant, with serious thought,

Ordered the flowers to be brought,

And smelt and smelt away.

Then, swallowing both, declared his mind:

"No trace of perfume can I find,

But both resemble hay."

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