...buffets, clinging by the mane ; Then runs, and, kneeling by the fountain-side. Sends his brave ship in triumph down the tide, A dangerous voyage ; or,...can, If now he wears the habit of a man, Flings off bis coat, so long his pride and pleasure And, like a miser digging for his treasure, His tiny spade...

...buffets, clinging by the mane ; Then runs, and, kneeling by the fountain-side, Sends his brave ship in triumph down the tide, A dangerous voyage ; or...he wears the habit of a man, Flings off the coat so much his pride and pleasure, And, like a miser digging for his treasure, His tiny spade in his own...

...buffets, clinging by the mane ; Then runs, and, kneeling by the fountain-side, Sends his brave ship in triumph down the tide, A dangerous voyage ; or,...he wears the habit of a man, Flings off the coat so much his pride and pleasure, And, like a miser digging for his treasure, Bit tiny spade in his own...

...had not envied me?) — • * .» V " Serving the state again — not as More! « ' • * '* . * * " Flings off the coat, so long his pride and pleasure,...miser digging for his treasure, His tiny spade in hu own garden plies," Sec. The thing digging — and the thing compared to a miser — is a child !...

...the ennobling passions midst which this bond is set? What means amongst the amusements of infancy : His tiny spade in his own garden plies, And in green letters sees his name arisf. Perhaps it is to sow mustard and cress ; but we are doubtful whether so chaste a poet should...