temperance, and good- ive clock, t  e for s plants and floo spring by, for to apportion to pasture and be led to fold by. t;carved it out quaintly in t; and, turning pion, provided it tos more toucombstones. It ty device of tificial gardening, made a dial out of  quote tle ry ty delicacy. t come in aains and sun-dials.  garden scenes:

    his I lead!

    Ripe apples drop about my head.

    ters of the vine

    Upon my moutheir wine.

    tarine, and curious peach,

    Into my hemselves do reach.

    Stumbling on melons, as I pass,

    Insnared h flowers, I fall on grass.

    Meanwhe mind from pleasure less

    ito its happiness.

    t ocean, where each kind

    Does straigs own resemblance find;

    Yet it creates, transcending these,

    Far other seas;

    Anniing all ts made

    to a green t in a green shade.

    tains sliding foot,

    Or at some fruit-trees mossy root,

    Casting t aside,

    My soul into the boughs does glide:

    t sits and sings,

    ts and claps its silver wings;

    And, till prepared for longer flight,

    aves in its plumes t.

    he skilful gardner drew,

    Of flowers and his dial new!

    he milder sun

    Does t zodiac run:

    And, as it rious bee

    Computes its time as well as we.

    and wholesome hours

    Be reckond, but h herbs and flowers?

    [Footnote] * from a copy of verses entitled quot;t;

    tificial fountains of tropolis are,