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<p>IN winter coulde, when tree, and bushe, was bare,<lb/> And frost had nip'd the rootes of tender grasse:<lb/> The <rs>antes</rs>, with ioye did feede vpon their fare,<lb/> Which they had stro'de, while sommers season was:<lb/> To whome, for foode the <rs>grashopper</rs> did crie,<lb/> And said she staru'd, if they did helpe denie.<lb/> Whereat, an <rs>ante</rs>, with long experience wise?<lb/> And frost, and snowe, had manie winters seene:<lb/> Inquired, what in sommer was her guise.<lb/> Quoth she, I songe, and hop't in meadowes greene:<lb/> Then quoth the <rs>ante</rs>, content thee with thy chaunce,<lb/> For to thy songe, nowe art thou light to daunce?</p>

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Ants and a grass-hopper in a winter landscape

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Dum aetatis ver agitur: consule brumae

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25F711(ANT)(+56)

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Provide for the winter of your life while its springs is still there

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Dum aetatis ver agitur: consule brumae