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Times bad
And sad
Are a-turning:
And he
Whom we
See dejected,
Next day
We may
See erected
And sad
Are a-turning:
And he
Whom we
See dejected,
Next day
We may
See erected
994. MORE MODEST, MORE MANLY.
'Tis still observ'd those men most valiant are,
That are most modest ere they come to war.
That are most modest ere they come to war.
995. NOT TO COVET MUCH WHERE LITTLE IS
THE CHARGE.
Why should we covet much, whenas we know
W'ave more to bear our charge than way to go?
W'ave more to bear our charge than way to go?
996. ANACREONTIC VERSE.
Brisk methinks I am, and fine
When I drink my cap'ring wine:
Then to love I do incline,
When I drink my wanton wine:
And I wish all maidens mine,
When I drink my sprightly wine:
Well I sup and well I dine,
When I drink my frolic wine;
But I languish, lower, and pine,
When I want my fragrant wine.
When I drink my cap'ring wine:
Then to love I do incline,
When I drink my wanton wine:
And I wish all maidens mine,
When I drink my sprightly wine:
Well I sup and well I dine,
When I drink my frolic wine;
But I languish, lower, and pine,
When I want my fragrant wine.
