The owner of the land; and whose the mill,

From whence the water-course which turn’d its wheel.

Receiving in reply the man’s best wit,

Until he saw his pretty angel flit;

Then, unperceiv’d, he kiss’d his hand, and thrust

It forth towards the cot, pray’ng heaven’s gust

Might waft it o’er; and with it went a sigh,—

His last adieu! and turn’d away his eye.

[175] A pretty yellow flower, which generally abounds in Meadlands.

XII.