FABLEBy Ralph Waldo EmersonTHE MOUNTAIN and the squirrelHad a quarrel;And the former called the latter “Little Prig.

”Bun replied,“You are doubtless very big;But all sorts of things and weatherMust be taken in together,To make up a yearAnd a sphere.

And I think it no disgraceTo occupy my place.

If I’m not as large as you,You are not so small as I,And not half so spry.

I’ll not deny you makeA very pretty squirrel track;Talents differ; all is well and wisely put;If I cannot carry forests on my back,Neither can you crack a nut.

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