His garment neither was of filk nor fay, But painted plumes, in goodly order dight, Like as the Sun-burnt Indian's do array Their tawny Bodies, in their proudeft plight: As thofe fame plumes, fo feem'd he vaine and light, That by his gate might eafily appeare: For ftill he far'd as dancing in delight. And in his hand a windy fan did beare, But as in fweet repofe fhe flumb'ring lay, (Spen. Rowe's Call. There is a Place, which Man moft high does rear; The fmall World's Heav'n, where Reafon rules the Here in a Robe, which does all Colours fhow, (Sphere: Fancy, wild Dame, with much lafcivious Pride, By Twin-Camelions drawn, does gaily ride. Her Coach their follows, and throngs round about, Of Shapes, and airy Forms, an endless Rout. A Sea rowls on with harmlefs Fury here, Strait 'tis a Field, and Trees and Herbs appear. Here in a Moment are vaft Armies made, And a quick Scene of War and Blood difplay'd. Here fparkling Wines, and brighter Maids come in, The Bawds for Senfe, and living Baits for Sin. Here golden Mountains fwell the cov tous Place, And Centaurs ride themselves a painted Race. Caml. FAR FARMER. The prudent Farmers, who of Heav'n implore A plenteous Harvest, and increafing Store, The fineft of their Wheat for Seed retain, Nor fow their Acres with corrupted Grain; Hence loaded Fields their annual Wealth unfold, And fmiling Ceres waves in fheafy Gold. Rowe's Call. FATE The Pow'r that minifters to God's Decrees, And by Forefight neceflitate the Will.Dryd. Pal. & Arc. Whofe Motions, if we watch and guide with Skill, FEAR. Next him was Feare, all arm'd from top to toe, L G5 And And his own Armes when glittering he did spy, As Aflies pale of hue, and wingy-heel'd; 'Gainft whom he always bent a brazen Shield, Which his right hand unarmed fearfully did wield. A deadly Fear o'er all his Vitals reigns, (Spen And his chill'd Blood hangs curdled in his Veins, Blac. (Dryd. Theod.& Hon. FEAR of DEATH. Carus, we grant no Man is bleft but he Dryd, Temps Whofe Mind from anxions Thought of Death is free: 4 FEELING. But the Aft troupe moft horrible of hue, And fierce of force, was dreadful to reporte: For fome, like Snailes, fome did like Spiders flew, And fome like ugly Urchins thick and fort: They cruely affailed that fifth Fort, Armed Armed with darts of fenfuall delight, With ftrings of carnall luft, and strong effort Of feeling pleasure, with which day and night Against that fame fift Bulwark they continued fight. FEMALE. All Females have Prerogative of Sex: The She's, ev'n of the Savage Herd, are safe ; FIGHTING. (Spen. Dryd. Doz, Seb Now they begin the Tragick Play, And with their smoky Cannon banish Day. They trouble Nature, and her Vifage change. Wall As th' Elm, which of its Arms the Ax bereaves, New Strength and Vigour from its Wounds receives ; Their Rage by Lofs of Blood is kindled more; And with their Guns, like Hurricanes they roar.. Like Hurricanes, the knotted Oaks they tear, Scourge the vex'd Ocean, and torment the Air. Whilft Earth, Air, Sea, in wild Confusion hurl'd, With univerfal Wreck and Chaos, threat the World. Such would the Noife be fhould this mighty All, Crush'd and confounded, into Atems fall. The Ships, which in magnificent Array, But juft before did their proud Flags difplay, And feem'd with warring Destiny to play; G 6. Now Now from our Rage, defpoil'd of rigging, tow, Amid the Main two mighty Fleets engage, Were rooted up, and jostled in the Main ; Fireballs are thrown, and pointed Jav❜lins fly : FIRE. Like as a Fire, the which in hollow cave Hath Jong been under-kept and down fuppr.ft, With murmurous difdain doth inly rave, And grudge in so streight Prison to be prest, At laft breakes forth with furious unreft, And ftrives to mount unto his native Seat ; All that earft it hinder and moleft, It now devoures with flames and scorching heat, And carries into fioake with rage and horror great. Spen. As |