The Grecian Story Being an Historical Poem, in Five Books. To which is Annex'd The Grove: Consisting of Divers Shorter Poems upon several Subjects. By J. H. [i.e. John Harington] |
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Tir'd Veldar
came, dismounts before the Gate,
Who finding (Gaul'd) no King at Dremos late,
That Party Drunk conceiv'd, the News that brought,
Himself mad to believe; with Jealous thought.
Spur'd for Silendros strait; how long'd to reach,
Whole Acres every step, well warmed each
Both Horse and Man; joyn'd chafing Feaver too
Still Veldar in his eyes would all undo.
Went in at last, his Suit did then declare;
Tho came too late, walk'd forth for Garden air,
Hot Journey thus endur'd; tho pleas'd in part,
Since Duras Bob'd, whom thought of less desert.
Who finding (Gaul'd) no King at Dremos late,
That Party Drunk conceiv'd, the News that brought,
Himself mad to believe; with Jealous thought.
Spur'd for Silendros strait; how long'd to reach,
Whole Acres every step, well warmed each
Both Horse and Man; joyn'd chafing Feaver too
Still Veldar in his eyes would all undo.
Went in at last, his Suit did then declare;
Tho came too late, walk'd forth for Garden air,
Hot Journey thus endur'd; tho pleas'd in part,
Since Duras Bob'd, whom thought of less desert.
| The Grecian Story | |