PITT.

[11] White Anxur’s salutary waters roll.

[12] Why, Madam, you have hit on it sure enough.

[13] Surge, et ego ipse homo sum. VULGATE.

[14] This hiding-hole received Nero after his golden house.

[15]

Our Alexander sells keys, altars, heaven;

When law and right are sold, he’ll buy:--that’s even.

[16] Juno too has her thunder.

[17] Here’s something at last that’s truly great however! why this

Alexander looks fit to be king of France.

[18] _Paglia_ is a straw-coloured marble, wonderfully beautiful, and

extremely rare; found only in some northern tracts of Africa, I am told

here.

[19] What you are already, that desire to be for ever.

[20] Girt with the limus, and as to their temples, _they_ were crowned

with vervain.

[21] That’s the name of the spring.

[22] There was an old religious temple hard by, where Clitumnus himself

was venerated with suitable dress and ornaments.

[23] Nightly lamenting, &c.

[24] The colony of Ancona, founded by Sicilians.

[25]

The beauteous gulph which fair Ancona laves,

Ancona wash’d by white Dalmatian waves.

[26] I am a light-fingered fellow, Master.

[27] We are all sinners you know.

[28] The best among the Cæsars.

[29] Mayst thou be happier than Augustus!--better than Trajan!

[30] Eating increases one’s appetite.

[31]

Though fat Bologna feeds to the fill,

Our Padua is fatter still.

[32]

Pompous and holy ancient Rome we call,

Venice rich, wise, and lordly over all.

[33] Truth alone is pleasing.

[34]

Wilt thou have music? hark, Apollo plays,

And twenty _caged_ nightingales shall sing.

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