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MoeT neet it ia '!lith u nuplift9a 4tYN
To pace the ground, tf path there be or JI.One,
While a fair region round the Traveller lies
Which he forbean again to look upon·;
Pleased rather with IIOme aon Hleal aoene,
Tbe work of Fancy, or eome happy ~ne
or meditation, alipping in 'between
The beauty coming and the beauty gone..
-If Thought and Lo~e deaerl u1, from that day
Let ue break off all commerce with .the Muse:
With Thought an•l Love companions or our way-. Whate'er the seDIIea take or m~y refuae,-
The Mind'• internal heaven shall shed 'her dewa
Of ioepiration ou the humblest lay.
'\V OII.DSWOil'l'IL
~Oitbu'• .fcaat.
'TwA& at the royal feaet for Persia .won
By Philip's -.arlike eon-
Alon in awful state
The ~odlike hero .ate
On hi& imperial t.broo.o;
His vali&rit peers were placed around,
Their browe with r oeee Uld wi' b ·m.~N bound,
(So should desert in arma be arown:d}1
The lovely Thais by hia 1ide
&te like a blooming Eastern bride
In B. ower of youth and beauty's pride :-
Happy, happy, happy peW-I.
None but the brave,
None but the brave,
None but the braYe dttlel'ftll'the•mh-!
Timotheue plaeed on hlgb,
Amid the tuneful quite,
Wltb fiyillg_'tingen-toueh'tf the'l.rre:
'Phe trembling notes uoend the 1ky
And heannly joys inlpire.