t Shall here be nameless, mix'd with grains, זי. 635 At random round about bestow'd.· ́ Arm'd with a spindle and a distaff, Before the dame, and round about, Of whom, some torches bore, some links, 640 645 650 633. The figure here next described, faces a contrary That was both madam and a don, Set up their throats with clam'rous shout. " 655 way from the others, and is situate on the opposite margin of the moon, (her same side still uppermost,) made up of her dark shadows; he is drawn, with his attributes, in Fig. 31. The knight transported, and the squire, His an'madversions, for his heart. 660 Quoth he, In all my life till now 665 I ne'er saw so profane a show. It is a Paganish invention, Which Heathen writers often mention: Or Ross, or Cælius Rodigine, 670 With all the Grecian Speeds and Stows, 680 So this insulting female brave Carries behind her here a slave: When they in field defy'd the foe, given in fig. 32, with the Amazon sitting behind him, and with all the appendages of both, as described by the poet, and exhibited in the map of the moon; an inspection of |