SATIRA Q II. UAE virtus et quanta, boni, fit vivere parvo, (Nec meus hic fermo; fed quae praecepit Ofellus, Difcite, non inter lances mensasque nitentes ; Cum ftupet infanis acies fulgoribus, et cum • Verum hic impranfi mecum difquirite. Cur hoc? NOTES. VER. 5. a gilt Buffet's reflected pride Turns you from found Philofophy afide;] More forcibly and happily expreffcd than the original, acclinis falfis ; tho' that be very elegant. SATIRE II. To Mr. BETHEL. WHAT, and how great, the Virtue and the Art To live on little with a chearful heart; b (A doctrine fage, but truly none of mine) с Let's talk, my friends, but talk before we dine. • Not when a gilt Buffet's reflected pride 5 Turns you from found Philofophy afide; NOTES. IQ VER. 9. BETHEL.] The fame to whom feveral of Mr, Pope's Letters are addressed. Defendens pifces hiemat mare: cum fale panis Rara avis, et picta pandat spectacula cauda: ifta, Quam laudas, pluma? coctove num adeft honor idem? Unde datum fentis, lupus hic, Tiberinus, an alto Mullum; in fingula quem minuas pulmenta neceffe eft. Proceros odiffe lupos? quia fcilicet illis Majorem natura modum dedit, his breve pondus. m Porrectum magno magnum spectare catino Vellem, ait Harpyiis gula digna rapacibus, at vos NOTES. VER. 25. Oldfield] This eminent Glutton ran thro' a |