II.

Not his sound and balmy sleep

The trumpet's martial warning breaks;

Nor the loud billows of the angry Deep,

When thro' the straining cords the Tempest shrieks;

But the Morning's choral lay,

Chanted wild from every spray.

Swift at the summons flies the wilder'd dream,

And up he springs alert, to meet the orient beam.

Original sonnets on various subjects; and odes paraphrased from Horace · 第 207 / 228 题