Hortus ubi, et tecto vicinus jugis aquae fons, Si veneror ftultus nihil horum, O fi angulus ille SATIRE VI. The first Part imitated in the Year 1714, by Dr. SWIFT; the latter Part added afterwards. 'VE often wish'd that I had clear I' For life, fix hundred pounds a year, I afk not to encrease my store ; • But here a Grievance feems to lie, • All this is mine but till I die; . I can't but think 'twould found more clever, • To me and to my Heirs for ever. • If I ne'er got or lost a groat, By any Trick, or any Fault; And if I pray by Reafon's rules, And not like Forty other Fools: . As thus, 66 Vouchfafe, oh Gracious Maker! "To grant me this and t'other Acre: "Or, if it be thy Will and Pleasure, "Direct my Plow to find a Treasure:" 15. 20 Hercule: fi, quod adeft, gratum juvat: hac prece te oro, Pingue pecus domino facias, et caetera ́praeter Quid prius illuftrem Satiris Mufaque pedestri ? Romae fponforem me rapis: Eia Ne prior officio quifquam refpondeat, urgue: • But only what my Station fits, • Remov'd from all th' Ambitious Scene, Let me but live on this fide Trent; Nor cross the Channel twice a year, To spend fix Months with Statesmen here. Lewis, the Dean will be of use, 25 30 35 Or let it coft five hundred pound, No matter where the money's found, 40 It is but fo much more in debt, And that they ne'er confider'd yet. "Good Mr. Dean, go change your gown, "Let my Lord know you're come to Town." Interiore diem gyro trahit, ire neceffe eft. Poftmodo, quod mî obfit, clare certumque locuto, Luctandum in turba, et facienda injuria tardis. Quid tibi vis, infane? et quam rem agis? improbus urguet. Iratis precibus, tu pulfes omne quod obftat, Hoc juvat, et melli eft; ne mentiar, at fimul atras Ventum eft Efquilias; aliena negotia centum Per caput, et circa faliunt latus. Ante fecundam |