mar

If one day's sorrow

Mar the day's morrow--

If man's life borrow

cession of friends ; "particularly, in the House

of Conmions, Mr. Andrew Mar\'ell, a member

for Hull, acted vigorously in his behalf, and

In the year preceding; Cromwell's death

Mar veil had celebrated the great victory

obtained by Blake at Santa Cruz, and ten years

of Charles I., Cromwell was the one strong man

who could safely guide the country, and Mar-

vell, though no Roundhead, could not but

Let's mar our pleasant days no more,

Song-birds of passage, days of youth:

Let's mar our plesant days no more,

Song-birds of passage, days of youth:

Her cheeks were scratched, her goodly hairs dishevelled.

She, wailing Mar's sin and her uncle's crime,

Strayed barefoot through sole places[375] on a time. 50

poem on Shakespeare (prefixed to the first folio of

Shakespeare's collected works, 1623) speaks of * Mar-

lowe's mighty line.' In 'Gorboduc' the lines are mono-