Thou who such weary lengths hast past,
Where wilt thou rest, mad nymph! at last?”[[274]]
And so in Coleridge:
“Black Horror screamed, and all her goblin rout
Diminish’d shrunk from the more withering scene.”[[275]]
Pindar must make Envy a masculine power:
“Μὴ βαλέτω με λίθῳ τραχεῖ φθόνος.”[[276]]
Coleridge thus describes the same feeling, giving itself speech:
“... Shall Slander squatting near,
Spit her cold venom in a dead man’s ear?”[[277]]