HORACE II, 13.

O fountain of Blandusia,

Whence crystal waters flow,

With garlands gay and wine I'll pay

The sacrifice I owe;

A sportive kid with budding horns

I have, whose crimson blood

Anon shall die and sanctify

Thy cool and babbling flood.

O fountain of Blandusia,

The dogstar's hateful spell

No evil brings unto the springs

That from thy bosom well;

Here oxen, wearied by the plow,

The roving cattle here,

Hasten in quest of certain rest

And quaff thy gracious cheer.

O fountain of Blandusia,

Ennobled shalt thou be,

For I shall sing the joys that spring

Beneath your ilex tree;

Yes, fountain of Blandusia,

Posterity shall know

The cooling brooks that from thy nooks

Singing and dancing go!

John Smith, U.S.A. · 第 60 / 75 题