other of all things, the well-founded Earth, My Muse shall memorise; who al the birth Giues foode, that al her upper regions breede; All that in her diuine diffusions feede In under Continents: All those that liue In all the Seas; and All the ayre doth giue Wing'd expeditions; Of thy bounties eate Faire Children, and faire fruites, thy labors sweate; (O great in reuerence:) and referd to thee For life, and death, is all the Pedigree Of Mortall humanes. Happie then is He Whom the innate Propensions of thy Minde Stand bent to honor. He shall all things finde In all abundance: All his Pastures yield Herds in all plenties: All his roofes are fill'd With rich possessions: He, in all the swaie Of Lawes best orderd, cuts out his owne way In Citties shining with delicious Dames; And takes his choice of all those striuing Flames. High happinesse, and riches, (like his Traine) Follow his Fortunes; with delights that raigne In all their Princes. Glorie inuests his Sonnes; His Daughters, with their croun'd selections Of all the Cittie, frolick through the Meades; And euery one, her calld-for Dances treads Along the soft-flowre of the clauer Grasse. All this, with all those, euer comes to passe, That thy loue blesses, Goddesse full of grace, And treasurous Angell t'all the humane Race. Haile then, Great Mother of the Desired kinde; Wife to the Cope of Starrs? sustaine a Minde Propitious to me, for my Praise; and giue (Answering my minde) my vows fit Meanes to liue.