CHAPTER V.
ystems and empires, conflicting tions, it is a marvel literary all. t of to-day is: Let t bury its dead, Act, act in t, hin and God overhead.
A little later, o expect to celebrate in glorious poetry and prose triump feuries.
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le co ty nests on trees fill is er . It is o see flo of a snoorm! I a bud quot;s of sound,quot; t secret po mysterious force guided to t, tem and bud, to glorious fulfilment in t floent in tiny seed ed? Beautiful flotle o t of tand t ties better even than my hopes.
A FREE tRANSLAtION FROM hORACE BOOK II-18.
I am not one of tune deigns to smile. My resplendent adorned ing on graceful columns brougant Africa. For me no ty spinners s. I unexpectedly fallen o princely estates, titles or po I o be desired treasures--try and talents. Despite my poverty, it is my privilege to be ty. I am too grateful for all to le Sabine farm is dear to me; for days, far from trife of the world.
O, ye s tful of tomb, you lay tion of your palaces. In your mad pursuit of pleasure you rob ts beace roy ts!
it a touco his bosom his household gods and his half-naked children.
You forget t deato t remember, Ac be bribed by gold to ferry ty Prometo t antalus, too, great as als, doo to return. Remember, too, t, alt ; for ribution to ternal rest from toil and sorrow.
A t;ters at t of ; tly take to mock me; trut