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And still to thee in fair Britannia's isle, X. Hail, Flora! goddess hail! to thee belong The PROPHECY of NEREUS. W And thus the fate-foretelling monarch ་ O youth unhappy! blind to future You bear the beauteous prize in triumph home; [like train, 'Greece, injur'd Greece, with all her warWill foon require her at your hand again, In vengeful league confpiring to destroy 'Troy's antient kingdom and the race of Troy. [fers fweat! See! how the fquadrons pant! the courHark! how the birds in concert raife their Call for the fight, and glow with glori hours. notes; VII. And sweetly chaunt the renovated lay," 'Tis nature's impulse tunes their warbling throats, To hail thee, Flora, goddess of the May. ous heat! What hofts, alas! of Dardans are de creed, Ill-fated victims! for thy crime to bleed ! • See! See! furious Pallas haftens to prepare · Her helm, her horrid Ægis,and her car, And all the dire artillery of war! In vain, alas! to Venus' aid you trust, Thofe graceful treffes fhall be laid in duft; In vain, to footh effeminate defire, 'Strike foft divifions on the filver lyre. Vain is your care to shun the foes you fear, [fpear, The pointed arrow, and the Cretan • Fell foes to love! with all the loud alarms Of war, and Ajax terrible in arms, Soon fhall thofe locks, adulterer, pleafe [gore. • In duft dishonour'd, and besmear'd with Ulyffes, fee! provokes you to engage; And, lo! the venerable Pylian fage! Teucer, and Sthenelus purfue your flight; < Train'd to the field, and exercis'd by fight; Bold Merion too---But, fee! your greateft dread, [med; The brave, the gallant, godlike DioWhom, like a fear-embarrass'd stag, you fy, no more, nimble speed, If chance as grazing in the vale he spy The prowling wolf; he fprings with [the mead. And panting, trembling bounds along This did you promife, empty boafter, fay, When from the Spartan horse you fail'd away? [the space But know, the day will come nor long That brings deftruction to the Trojan Delia dyes! "Whene'er by me dearDelia is betray'd! "No more fhall violets be found to bloom, "Or gay carnations curious florifts prize; "Or rofes waft around their rich perfume, "Whene'er my flame for matchiefs [mead, "Daifies no more shall deck th' enamell'd "The pearly dew-drops fhall forbear to fhine; [fpread, "Lillies no more the velvet vale o'er"Whene er my love for Delia fhall de[the grove, "Yet my fwain's falfe! ye tempests strip "Where we fo often hand in hand have cline! Say, perjur'd fwain, what charms can "Her eyes are bright, in ringlets flows "Her lips are rubies---Delia's peace is lost! "I feel, I feel the horrors of despair! Vain life, adieu !---oh faithlefs Corydon, "If e'er you faunter by the confcious ftream, "Remember Delia was by you undone, "And to the world her conftancy proclaim! [bestow, "O'er her pale corpfe one pitying tear ""Tis all I afk---too much, I fear, to gain! [woe "Ten thoufand tears were trifling to the "I've felt for you, my falfe, yet much [feat She fpake and rifing from her joylefs (By love's blind rage, unhappy fair, infpir'd) [beat, Her locks the tore, her fnow-white bofom Then rush'd into the ftream, and in lov'd fwain! A HARVEST EVENING. By a young LADY of fifteen Years of Age. NOW folemn night begins her glomy reign, [plain! And wraps in darkness ev'ry hill and All objects now the face of fadness wear, And all fair nature's beauties disappear. Colours are gone, and fcarce the eye can know [waters flow; Where fprings the grafs, or where the Where the rich harvest waves along the ground, Or where the barren rocky cliff is found; Sleep,on the earth, her gentle poppies strews, And lulls the world to filence and repofe; No found the ear affaults, except the breeze, Which foftly murmurs thro' the neighbouring trees. But fee, how to adorn the folemn fcene, Fair Cynthia comes in majefty fupreme; Her beamswhich gently play upon the main, With double luftre are return'd again; The filver rays fhe featters all around, Shews the fweet dew-drop glitt'ring on the ground; [reign; Sole emprefs of the night she seems to Millions of fars fhine in her pompous train. The maker's pow'r the glorious work difplays, [and praife. And fills the breaft with wonder. love, The foul mounts up where thefe bright fparkles glow, And leaves each fublunary with below. Above the azure vault the wings her way, And feeks the realms of everlasting day. Where God moft high for evermore doth In glory, pow'r, and majefty divine. [fhine, Where angels and archangels fing his praife, And celebrate his wonders and his ways. She views the glorious manfions there, prepar'd To be the faithful righteous one's reward; There, whilft the bleffed fons of morning fing, Joins in the praifes of th'Almighty king: And now no longer can fhe bear the scene, But gently finks down to the earth again. REBUS. TAKE a fifth of the North and a fourth of the Eaft, [Weft; And add to these two a fourth part of the Then join a large number by weight, which will tell [dwell. Where a virtuous, agreeable lady does MY ENIGM A. name is a Proverb, a term of reproach, I labour, and travel, and toil, [board; To hardships inur'd, both in bed and at Yet I'm patient and feldom recoil. I once was in honour a fervant at court, Among princes and men of renown; But, being difcarded, a flave I'm become To the meaneft in country and town. A powerful riyal has elbow'd me out, Full fraught with ambition and pride; He ftruts and looks big, but I care not a For I'm ftupid and stubborn befide. [fig, Yet fome of the gentry value me still, As a fort of phyfician and friend, While the vulgar believe, that I mostly deAnd I no affiftance can lend. [ceive, If any religion at all I profers 'Tis that of the catholick ftrain, For I conftantly carry the fign of the cross; Nor ever was reckon'd to blame. My voice differs much from a lady's fine According to that of the poet ; [shape, 'Tis foul by degrees, and most frightfully You'll fay fo whenever you know it. [lefs, On a time I convers'd in a different tongue, With a kind of an ecclesiastick ; Yet, tho' I was right and the gentle man wrong, My fide was belabour'd with a stick. My nature and properties now are defcrib'd, My name comes in queftion the next; But here I fhall finish my prefent difcourse, And leaves you to guess at the text. HISTORY |