Addison, Joseph: Remarks on several parts of Italy: &c. in the years 1701, 1702, 1703 (London: Tonson, 1718)

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Lt nunquam tuvbata quies^ fomnique per-
aEti:
Nulla soro rabies., 8cc. Stat. Sil. L. 3.
Thefe are the gentle Seats that I pro-
posej
For not cold Scythia's undissblving
Snows,
Nor the parch’d Libyan Sands thy Hus-
band bore,
But mild Parthenope's delightful Shore,
Where hush’d in Calms the bord’ring
Ocean laves
Her silent Coast, and rolls in languid
Waves j
Refreihing Winds the Summer’s Heats
asswage,
And kindly Warmth disarms the Win-
ter’s Rage 5
Remov’d from Noise, and the tumul-")
tuous War, /
Sost Sleep and downy Ease inhabit^
there, ?
And Dreams unbroken with intruA
ding Care. j

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