"Go up to Macerata, and from thence Take thy full prospect of intelligence; Nought shalt thou see beneath the heaven's blue dome Far leading, and the oxen on the hill, D AT AN OLD CASTLE. ARK looks the Jew at the noble's hall, He knows nothing of towers that fall Rent by the ivy so fair to see. Under the hedges his steps to greet. Ivy and Violet, what do ye here, With blossom and shoot in the warm spring weather? Hiding the arms of Monchenci and Vere On the lonely gate ye are met together. [FROM ENNIUS.] THE ANSWER OF PYRRHUS TO FABRICIUS. BID near not ID me no price, and proffer me no gold, 'Tis war we wage, and it may not be sold, With the great Gods to aid I give him back to you. "Nec mî aurum posco, nec mî pretium dederitis ; Ferro, non auro, vitam cernamus utrique, Vosne velit, an me regnare Hera; quidve ferat sors Then come the wandering gipsies to the door, And the dogs bark, for they look wild and poor. But the merry owls laugh The knight's red wine; 'Stead of corn to his kine; So doth the world its changes ever keepLaugh on, old owl, while Care lies fast asleep! N N IMPROVISED ON HORSEBACK ΤΟ A SPRING THAT WAS DRIED UP NEAR HANMER. ID then the dog-star look DID Too long on thy fainting streams, Till their naïad could not brook His swart Egyptian beams, And shrunk to the caves below, Leaving her bright bed dry?— Again, sweet fountain, flow! For Autumn's rains are nigh, And the west wind sweeps down through the cloud-curtain'd sky. THE END. CHISWICK PRESS;-C. WHITTINGHAM, TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE. |