XLII.

The English winter—ending in July,

To recommence in August—now was done.

'T is the postilion's paradise: wheels fly;

On roads, East, South, North, West, there is a run.

But for post-horses who finds sympathy?

Man's pity's for himself, or for his son,

Always premising that said son at college

Has not contracted much more debt than knowledge.

XLIII.