...Dares attempt no farther trials, Hath no warrant to acquire The dainties of his chaste desire. SONNET. IN a grove most rich of shade, Where birds wanton music made, May, then young, his pied weeds showing, New perfum'd, with flow'rs fresh growing, Astrophcl, with...

...and STELLA, are some interesting descriptions of the intercourse that subsisted between the lovers. In a grove most rich of shade, Where birds wanton music made, May, then young, bis pied weeds showing, New perftim'd with flowers fresh growing; AsTKomEL, with STELLA...

...to me. EDFGPS " The number best beloved " Within my heart y«u be " In friendship unremoved. " Joyne hearts and hands, so let it be, " Make but one mind in bodies three. i * " Give leave your flockes to range, " Let us the while be playing " Within the elmy grange " Your...

...three friemis meeting: (viz. Edward Dyer, Futk Grevile, and Philip SydneX ,) 's very p!easmg : lne chorus is well adapted. " Join hearts and hands, so...I would not hastily differ from Mr. Ellis: but it seems to me doubtful whether Sydney's amatory verses c are are «' descriptive of real passion." I...

...entitled, Two Pastorals upon three friends meeting: (viz. Edward Dyer, Fulk Grevile, and Philip Sydney ;) is very pleasing : the chorus is well adapted. " Join...In a grove most rich of shade, Where birds wanton musk made," is well known. It is in Ellis's and other modern Collections. I would not hastily differ...

...entitled, Two Pastorals upon three friends meeting: (viz. Edward Dyer, Fulk Grevile, and Philip Sydney ;) is very pleasing : the chorus is well adapted. " Join hearts and hands, so let it be 5 Make but one mind in bodies three." The Song of Astrophell to his Stella, beginning " In a grove...

...mirth to me, Grant pleasure to our meeting ; Let PAN, our good god, see How grateful is our greeting. Join hearts and hands, so let it be, Make but one mind in bodies three. Ye Hymns, and singing skill Of God APOLLO'S giving, Be press'd our reeds to fill With sound of music...

...should have observed, that Sydney designates himself all through his poems by the name of Astrophel. In a grove, most rich of shade, Where birds wanton music made, May, then young, his pied weeds showing, New perfumed with flowers fresh growing. Astrophel, with Stella...

...range, Let us the while be praying; Within the elmy grange Your flocks will not be straying. Joyne hearts and hands, so let it be, Make but one mind in bodies three." He concludes his essay with this beautiful passage—- " Upon the whole, the reader of this tractate...

...woman who Is strong. Angry reproaches follow, and lastly another scene, not this time by night but In a grove, most rich of shade, Where birds wanton music made. But the conclusion is the same:— Tyran honor doth thus use thee, Stella's self might not re-fuse...