Let your shows be new, as strange,
Let them oft and sweetly vary,
Let them haste to their change,
As the seers may not tarry;
Too long to expect the pleasing’st sight,
Doth take away from the delight.”
The “Vision” concluded with a dance of ladies, in which Aurora appeared, and this epilogue followed:—
Aurora. “I was not wearier when I lay
By frozen Tithon’s side to-night,
Than I am willing now to stay,