THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

Though strange outlandish spirits

Praise towns and countries scorn,

The country is my home,

I dwell where I was born.

There profit and command

With pleasure I partake,

Yet do not hawks and dogs

My sole companions make.

I rule, but not oppress;

End quarrels, not maintain;

See towns, but dwell not there

To abridge my charge or train.

Lyrics from the Song-Books of the Elizabethan Age · 第 29 / 37 题