peacock

Across the dew drawn and withdrawn,

The noisy peacock on the lawn,

These, and the sun's eye-gladding gleam,

With this conceit, Philosophy stalks frail

As peacock staggering underneath his tail.

Who judge of Plays from their own penny gaff,

CUD. So praisen babes the peacock's spotted train,

And wondren at bright Argus' blazing eye;

With that sprang forth a naked swain;

With spotted wings like peacock's train,

And laughing lope to a tree;

Bottie Daniel 1340 Powderpuff Dr 733-5224

Bottie Jeffrey 112 Peacock Cir 725-1241

Bottie Norman J

Byron's letter to Murray, dated June 27 (but? 28), 1816, does not

precisely tally with Shelley's journal contained in a letter to Peacock,

July 12, 1816 (_Prose Works of P. B. Shelley_, 1880, ii. 171, _sq._);

PEACOCK, MANSFIELD & CO., LTD.

PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON

Sought Sugar with the Parrot—or in Sport

Paraded with the Peacock—raced the Partridge—

Or fell a-talking with the Nightingale.