But little he'll
Reck if they let him sleep on in the grave where a Briton has laid him.
[§ 666]. Again, such lines as Coleridge's—
1. Make réady my gráve clothes to-mórrow;
or Shelly's—
2. Líquid Péneus was flówing,
are the exact analogues of lines like—
1. Jam lácte depúlsum leónem,
and
2. Gráto Pýrrha sub ántro.