A little black ant found a large grain of wheat,
Too heavy to lift or to roll;
So he begg'd of a neighbour he happened to meet,
To help it down into his hole.
"I've got my own work to look after," said he;
"You must shift for yourself, if you please,"
So he crawl'd off as selfish and cross as could be,
And lay down to sleep at his ease.
Just then a good brother was passing the road.
And seeing his brother in want,
Came up and assisted him in with his load,
For he was a good-natured ant.
Let all, who this story may happen to hear,
Endeavour to profit by it;
For often it happens that children appear
As cross as the ant every bit.
And the good-natured ant who assisted his brother
May teach those who choose to be taught,
That if little insects are kind to each other,
Then children most certainly ought.
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