And  let\  be  red  with  mirth.  [upon

A'6//».  Fye,  daughter '  when  my  c»ld  wif<r  liv'd,
Th'.s  day,  Ihe  was  N<h  pantlcr,  Initler,  co'>k  ;
Both  djmc  and  fen-ant :  welcom'd  all  j  Icrv *d  all ;
Would  fmg  her  Ion*  and  dance  licriui  a :  now  hcic,
At  vjppcr  end  o*  the  tablo,  na\v,  \  the  middle  ;
On  Iiiilhoulder,  and  his:  her  f-cco*  fire
With  lib  'ur  J  fflid'tlur  thin?.,  ihetook  to  c|\»  -nchii.
She  would  to  each  one  ftp  :   You  are  rctir  d.
As  if  you  were  a  fe.^jtcd  onr,  and  not
The  ho(\e(t  of  the  meeting  :   Pray  \  ou,  bid
Thcfe  unknown  ft iei»d>  to  us  welcome;  for  it  is
A  way  t.>  m^Vc  us  bvtttr  tr.md«,  more  known.
Come,  qvicnch  your  hlufties  ;  and  prcfcnt  yourfelf
That  which  you  are,  miitrefs o*  the fealt :  C  jme  on.
And  bid  us  weitum."  to  ywur  Ihf ep-rtieani*g,
A.\vurgock]  rt^kk  iliall  ptofper.
Vtr.  Mr,  welcome  I  [T^Pcl.itnJCa^

Jt  1-  my  father's  \\  lU,  I  (bould  t.ik;  on  me
The  liuitet^fhip  o'  tltc  day  : — You're  wrlwome,  fir '
Oi»c  m "  thofe  Cow  er>ilicre^Dui  ca>. — ^Reverend  i.Ji,]


For  you  there's rofemary,  and  roe;  thefe  kerp
Seeming,  and  favour,  all  the  winter  loig.
Grace,  and  remembrance  *,  be  to  you  both*
And  welcome  to  our  (bearing  1

Poi.  Shepherucf,
(A  fair  one  are  you)  Well  you  fit  our  agei
With  flowers  of  winter.
Pt,  S.r,  the  year  growing  ancient,—
Not  yet  on  fummer's  death,  nor  on  the  birth
Of  trembling  \\  ititer— the  fairell  flowen  o*  the  f-  -.f-n
Arc  our  c^u-nationf ,  and  ihralJd  giily-flow  en.
Which  fome  call,  nature's  baltards  :  of  that  k\ad
Our  rufVick  garden^  barren ;  and  I  care  not
To  set  flii>s  of  thym.
