III. Siqua fædd fint in cellis, Ollis, amphoris, patellis, Juvat famulas adire, Sorde turpes & punire, Brachia, crura vellicamus, Cutes ungue variamus. IV. Domus nocte fin profundâ Scopis terfa, lauta, munda; Non ancilla verrit gratis, V. Super tuber, quafi menfam, Sat A Grain of Rye or Wheat The Diet that we eat ; Pearly Drops of Dew we drink, In Acorn Cups fill'd to the Brink. VI. The Brains of Nightingales, With unctious Fat of Snails, Between two Cockles ftew'd, Is Meat that's eas'ly chew'd, And Brains of Worms and Marrow of Mice Do make a Feast that's wondrous nice. VII. The Grasshopper, Gnat and Fly Serve for our Minstrelfy, Grace faid, we dance a-while, And fo the Time beguile; But if the Moon doth hide her Head, The Gloworm lights us home to Bed. VIII. O'er Sat fuperque noftro pani Moles eft unius grani: Theca glandis plena rore. VI. Dein medulla mollicella Murium, avium cerebella, Inter teftulas coquenda, Dente facili terenda, Vel Ambrofiam fummi Jovis. VII. Pulex, mufca amans aulæ, Et cicada funt choraula, VIII. Gracias VIII. O'er Tops of dewy Grass So nimbly we do pass, Ne'er bends where we do walk; Yet in the Morning may be seen, MR PILA ex nive coacta. E nive candenti petiit modo Julia; rebar Igne carere nivem, fed tamen ignis erat. Quid nive frigidius? noftrum tamen urere pectus Nix potuit manibus, Julia, missa tuis. Quis locus infidiis dabitur mihi tutus amoris, J Ulia, young Wanton, flung the gather'd Snow, Nor fear'd I Burning from the watry Blow: Tis cold, I cry'd; but ah! too soon I found, With Water which thou kindleft, quench with Fire. |