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, . . „ . . . sapienter idera
Contrahes vento nimium secundo
Turgida vela .
Horat. Od. X. Lib, II.
C 73)
Ergo ubi me in montes, et in arcenx ex urbe removi,
Quid prius illustrem satyris, Musaque pedestri?
Id. Sat. VI. Lib. L
C74)
..fidibusne Latinis
Thebanos aptare modos studet, auspice Musa ?
Id. Ep. III, Lib. II.
C 75)
Tertius e Cælo cecidit Cato.
Juv. Sat. II.
C 76)
Cervus equura pugna melior communibus herbis
Pellebat, donec minor in certamine longo
Imploravit opes hominis , frænumque recepit :
Sed postquam victor violens discessit ab hoste,
Non equitem dorso, non frænum depulit ore .
Horat. Ep, X. Lib. L
C77)
Thou mask’st the gloomy face of Nature gay
Giv’s t heauty to the Sun, andpleausure to theDay,.
JTis Liberty that crowns Britannia’s ïsle ,
Ând makes her barren rocks , and her bleak
mountains smile.
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(7*0
, . . „ . . . sapienter idera
Contrahes vento nimium secundo
Turgida vela .
Horat. Od. X. Lib, II.
C 73)
Ergo ubi me in montes, et in arcenx ex urbe removi,
Quid prius illustrem satyris, Musaque pedestri?
Id. Sat. VI. Lib. L
C74)
..fidibusne Latinis
Thebanos aptare modos studet, auspice Musa ?
Id. Ep. III, Lib. II.
C 75)
Tertius e Cælo cecidit Cato.
Juv. Sat. II.
C 76)
Cervus equura pugna melior communibus herbis
Pellebat, donec minor in certamine longo
Imploravit opes hominis , frænumque recepit :
Sed postquam victor violens discessit ab hoste,
Non equitem dorso, non frænum depulit ore .
Horat. Ep, X. Lib. L
C77)
Thou mask’st the gloomy face of Nature gay
Giv’s t heauty to the Sun, andpleausure to theDay,.
JTis Liberty that crowns Britannia’s ïsle ,
Ând makes her barren rocks , and her bleak
mountains smile.
AddUson Letter frojn Iialy,