Thus, in the old Latin hymn, she sings right sweetly:--

"Lectum stravi tibi soli: dormi, nate bellule!

Stravi lectum foeno molli: dormi, mi animule!

Ne quid desit sternam rosis: sternam foenum violis,

Pavimentum hyacinthis; et praesepe liliis."

"Sleep, sweet little babe, on the bed I have spread thee;

Sleep, fond little life, on the straw scattered o'er!

'Mid the petals of roses, and pansies I've laid thee,

In crib of white lilies; blue bells on the floor."

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