Horace's Odes
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When dinner comes, we'll drink about, (JSo matter who is in or out,) Till wine or sleep o'ertake us ; Each man may nod, or nap, or wink ; And when it is our turn to drink, Our neighbour then shall wake us.
Thus let us live in soft retreat.
Nor envy nor despise the great, Submit to pay our taxes ; With peace or war be well content, Till eas'd by a good Parliament, TUl Scrope his hand relaxes.
Never enquire about the Rhine, But fill your glass and drink your wine, Hope things may mend in Flanders....
220 IMITATIONS OF BORACE.
The Dutch, we know, are good allies ; So are they all with subsidies ; And we have choice commanders.
Then here's the King ; God bless his Grace !
Tho' neither you nor I have place, He has many a sage adviser.
And yet no treason's sure in this, Let who will take the pray'r amiss ; God send them all much wiser.' Wm. PULTENIT, EaEL OF BatH.' HIS AGE.
Dedicated to Ms pecidiar friend, Mr. John WicJces, wndw the naime of " Postlmrrms." ODES XIV., XVm., BOOK II. ; AND ODE VII., BOOK IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When dinner comes, we'll drink about, (JSo matter who is in or out,) Till wine or sleep o'ertake us ; Each man may nod, or nap, or wink ; And when it is our turn to drink, Our neighbour then shall wake us.
Thus let us live in soft retreat.
Nor envy nor despise the great, Submit to pay our taxes ; With peace or war be well content, Till eas'd by a good Parliament, TUl Scrope his hand relaxes.
Never enquire about the Rhine, But fill your glass and drink your wine, Hope things may mend in Flanders....
220 IMITATIONS OF BORACE.
The Dutch, we know, are good allies ; So are they all with subsidies ; And we have choice commanders.
Then here's the King ; God bless his Grace !
Tho' neither you nor I have place, He has many a sage adviser.
And yet no treason's sure in this, Let who will take the pray'r amiss ; God send them all much wiser.' Wm. PULTENIT, EaEL OF BatH.' HIS AGE.
Dedicated to Ms pecidiar friend, Mr. John WicJces, wndw the naime of " Postlmrrms." ODES XIV., XVm., BOOK II. ; AND ODE VII., BOOK IV.
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