A Century of Emblems
Their heads the shadowy troutlings set,

No fly disturbs as yet.

With faithful wills untaught to swerve,

His season whom they serve.

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[35]

THE PLATYPUS.

THE PLATYPUS.

A triple

Which old Chimera mocks,

The duck-billed Paradox.

Concentres in a feast;

And proves himself a beast.

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[36]

THE RAPE OF PROSERPINE.

THE RAPE OF PROSERPINE.

Sweet

Far from her corn-crowned mother's care,

His dismal throne to share.


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