...histranslation considerably, but we are not prepared to say that he has laboured with much success. " MAIDENS. " When in the garden's fenced and cultured...ploughshares never wound, By sunbeams strengthen'd, nourished by the shower, And, sooth 'd by zephyr, blooms the lovely flower : Maids long to place it...

...neighbourhood of Vallerargues. CHAPTER V. When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground, Where browze no flocks, where ploughshares never wound, By sunbeams strengthen'd, nourish'd by the show'r. And sooth'd by zephyr, blooms the lovely flower ; Maids long to place it in their modest zone,...

...flocks, where plough-shares never wound. By sunbeams strengthened, nourished by the shower And soothed by Zephyr, blooms the lovely flower. Maids long to place it in their modest zone, And youths euraptur'd wish it for their own. But from the stem once pluck'd in dust it lies, Nor youth nor maiden...

..."Five well-practised treble voices now began to sing the chorus of virgins in a sad and plaintive tone. "When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground,...long to place it in their modest zone, And youths enraptur'd wish it for their own. * See vol. i. note 69. ** See vol. i. note 213. But from the stem...

..."Five well-practised treble voices now began to sing the chorus of virgins in a sad and plaintive tone. "When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground,...enraptured wish it for their own. But from the stem once plucked, In dust it lies, Nor youth nor maid will then desire or prize. The virgin thus her blushing...

...126. A custom also in vogue at Rome. Schol. Aristoph. Plutarch 768. Becker, Charihles, III. p. 306. "When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground,...long to place it in their modest zone, And youths enraptur'd wish it for their own. But from the stem once plucked, in dust it lies, Nor youth nor maid...

...Aristoph. Plutarch 768. Becker, Charities, III. p. 306. * Sec vol. i. note 6q. ** See vol. i. note 213. "When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground....shower, And sooth'd by zephyr, blooms the lovely flower j Maids long to place it in their modest zone, And youths enraptur'd wish it for their own. But from...

...126. A custom also in vogue at Rome. Schol. Aristoph. Plutarch 768. Becker, Charikles, III. p. 306. "When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground,...ploughshares never wound. By sunbeams strengthen'd, nourish 'd by the> shower, And sooth'd by zephyr, blooms the lovely flower ; Maids long to place it...

...Hymen ades, oh Hymencee. * Freiace, p. xli. f Specimens of Translations from the Classic Poets. 1814. When in the garden's fenced and cultured ground, Where...their own. But, from the stem once pluck'd, in dust it lie*, Nor youth nor maid will then desire or prize. The virgin thus her blushing beauty rears, Loved...