They, seeing it, both love and him abhorr'd, And few great lords in virtuous deeds shall joy, And still enrich the lofty servile clown, Who with encroaching guile keeps learning down. Then muse not Cupid's suit no better sped, Seeing in their loves the Fates were injured. VOL. II. 22 22 THE ARGUMENT OF THE SECOND SESTYAD. Hero of love takes deeper sense, And doth her love more recompense: Their first night's meeting, where sweet kisses Are th' only crowns of both their blisses. He swims to' Abydos and returns : Cold Neptune with his beauty burns; HERO AND LEANDER. THE SECOND SESTYAD. By this, sad Hero, with love unacquainted, |