">isdom, largesse,+ estate,++ and cunningamp; sure.

    <span style="color:grey">In word, in deed, in senance,

    <span style="color:grey">t nature might no more her child advance.

    * rought gold.

    + Largesse, bounty.

    ++ Estate, dignity.

    amp; Cunning, discretion.

    ture of ts an end to transient riot of t. its t emporary civity, and o loneliness, noenfold more intolerable by ttainable beauty.

    t , and , ;bade fareo every leaf and ?o; ill lingers at tone, gives vent to a mingled ?oil, gradually lulled by te melanco a vision, ory of his passion.

    rance, ony pillo, full of dreary re?ections, questions , ended to comfort and assure ter,  some token may be sent to con?rm turtledove of t  ts upon ten, in letters of gold, tence:

    <span style="color:grey">t blissful is and sure

    <span style="color:grey">Of t; now laugh, and play, and sing,

    ure; and t token of ic ?ction, or o be determined according to te or fancy of timating t tored to liberty, and made .

    Sucical account given by James of ures in indsor Castle.  is absolute fact, and  of fancy, it is fruitless to conjecture; let us not,  every romantic incident   as incompatible  let us sometimes take a poet at iced merely ts of tely connected oed at t day. t and antiquated, so t ty of many of its golden p t day, but it is impossible not to be ciment, tful artlessness and urbanity, . tion