Boun. Live here, And be my lord's friend; and thy sports shall vary Hum. Trifles! Progress o'er the year Ray. She was a lovely virgin. Without offence, be pleased but to afford me From choking fogs, make the sky clear and fair: And can, my lord, by grave and sage advice, Ray. That wonder! Oh, can you bring me thither? Win. I can direct and point you out a path., Quicken thy spirits, Raybright; I'll not leave thee: BLOOD, a dancer, in a watchet-coloured (i. e. a pale blue) suit. PHLEGM, a physician, an old man; his doublet white and black; trunk hose. MELANCHOLY, a musician; his complexion, hair, and clothes black; alute in his hand. He is likewise an amorist. For further information on this subject the reader is referred to Archdeacon Nares's valuable glossary, under the words Elements and Humours. [Recorders. Ray. To the Spring I am resolv'd— The SUN appears above. Oh, what strange light appears! The Sun is up, sure. Sun. Wanton Darling, look, And worship with amazement. Omnes. Gracious lord! Sun. Thy sands are number'd, and thy glass of frailty Here runs out to the last.-Here, in this mirror, Winter at last draws on, the night of age; Of his creation, with a royal bounty, Give him Health, Youth, Delight, for free attend ants, To rectify his carriage: to be thankful Again to them, man should cashier his riots, Then shall, Like four straight pillars, the four Elements Nourish and comfort every vein and sinew; No sickness of contagion, no grim death And from our gracious influence, hath both being him. [Exeunt. |