As noble spoil, the victor's train.110
For he who faces death with joy
Can ne'er be wretched. Should his bark
Be wrecked upon the stormy sea
Where Africus with Boreas,
And Zephyrus with Eurus strive,
And rend the seas; he does not seek
To gather up the broken parts115
Of his wrecked ship, that, far at sea,
He still may cherish hopes of land.