Printed for T. Davies, in Russel-Street, Covent-Garden.
M DCC LXX.
Ye, who your minds from pageantry withdraw, And love to study nature's simple law; Hither, ye few, your chaste attention bring; Here is the humble cot, the chrystal spring: The shepherd's flock, and fragrant bower are here, And all the beauties of the varied year. Here you may rove o'er vernal hill, and plain; Here the coy nymph you find, and bleeding swain; Here is displayed life's patriarchal hue; Arcadia, here, in London you may view: New Italy it's ancient genius gives, And mighty Maro in his Tasso lives.