AUSONIUS.

When Fortune means to men most good,

She looks upon them with a threatening eye.

_King John_, III. 4, 119.

When smiling Fortune spreads her golden ray,

All crowd around to flatter and obey;

But when she thunders from the angry sky,

Our friends, our flatterers, our lovers fly.

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