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THE
PERAMBULATIONS
OF A
Bee and a Butterfly,
&c. &c.
Chap. II. Page 28.
Published by Tabart & Co. 12, Clifford Street, May 1812.
THE
PERAMBULATIONS
OF A
Bee and a Butterfly,
In which are delineated
THOSE SMALLER TRAITS OF CHARACTER WHICH
ESCAPE THE OBSERVATION OF LARGER
SPECTATORS.
BY MISS SANDHAM,
AUTHOR OF THE TWIN SISTERS, &c.
"The daily labors of the Bee
"Awake my soul to industry."
GAY.
LONDON;
Printed by W. Lewis, Paternoster-row;
FOR B. TABART AND CO. CLIFFORD-STREET, NEW BOND-STREET;
AND MAY BE HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS.
1812.
CONTENTS.
CHAP. I.
A young Bee, deceived by fine weather, leavesthe Hive too early, and contrary to the adviceand commands of his Mother—His sufferingsand close confinement, the result of his disobedience:excites the compassion of a Butterfly—afriendship formed between them in consequenceof it.
CHAP. II.
The Bee gets again on the wing—Is introducedby his friend to a field of