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* Strange as it may seem�察�this distich is Spenser's own�察�and the other hexameters are all authentic。


Harvey be hanged for a pedant�察�and the whole crew of versifiers�察�from Lord Dorset ��but he�察�poor man�察�has been past hanging some time since�� to yourself�  �Why delude you into playing Procrustes as he does with the queen's English�察�racking one word till its joints be pulled asunder�察�and squeezing the next all a´heap as the Inquisitors do heretics in their banca cava�拭 �Out upon him and you�察�and Sidney�察�and the whole kin。  You have not made a verse among you�察�and never will�察�which is not as lame a gosling as Harvey's own


'Oh thou weathercocke�察�that stands on the top of Allhallows�察 �Come thy ways down�察�if thou dar'st for thy crown�察�and take the wall    on us。'


Hark�察�now�  �There is our young giant comforting his soul with a ballad。  You will hear rhyme and reason together here�察�now。  He will not miscall 'blind´folded��' 'blind´fold´ed�察�I warrant�察�or make an 'of' and a 'which' and a 'his' carry a whole verse on their wretched little backs。;

And as he spoke�察�Amyas�察�who had been grumbling to himself some Christmas carol�察�broke out full´mouthed��


     ;As Joseph was a´walking       He heard an angel sing       'This night shall be the birth night       Of Christ�察�our heavenly King。

      His birthbed shall be neither       In housen nor in hall�察      �Nor in the place of paradise�察      �But in the oxen's stall。

      He neither shall be rocked       In silver nor in gold�察      �But in the wooden manger       That lieth on the mould。

      He neither shall be washen       With white wine nor with red�察      �But with the fair spring water       That on you shall be shed。

      He neither shall be clothed       In purple nor in pall�察      �But in the fair white linen       That usen babies all。'

      As Joseph was a´walking       Thus did the angel sing�察      �And Mary's Son at midnight       Was born to be our King。

      Then be you glad�察�good people�察      �At this time of the year�察      �And light you up your candles�察      �For His star it shineth clear。;


;There�察�Edmunde Classicaster�察─�said Raleigh�察 �does not that simple strain go nearer to the heart of him who wrote 'The Shepherd's Calendar��' than all artificial and outlandish


     'Wote ye why his mother with a veil hath covered his face��'


Why dost not answer�察�man�拭�

But Spenser was silent awhile�察�and then��

;Because I was thinking rather of the rhymer than the rhyme。  Good heaven� �how that brave lad shames me�察�singing here the hymns which his mother taught him�察�before the very muzzles of Spanish guns�察�instead of bewailing unmanly�察�as I have done�察�the love which he held�察�I doubt not�察�as dear as I did even my Rosalind。  This is his welcome to the winter's storm�察�while I�察�who dream�察�forsooth�察�of heavenly inspiration�察�can but see therein an image of mine own cowardly despair。


     'Thou barren ground�察�whom winter's wrath has wasted�察      �Art made a mirror to behold my plight。'*


Pah� �away with frosts�察�icicles�察�and tears�察�and sighs;


* ;The Shepherd's Calendar。;


;And with hexameters and trimeters too�察�I hope�察─�interrupted Raleigh�此 �and all the trickeries of self´pleasing sorrow。;

;I will set my heart to higher work than barking at the hand which chastens me。;

;Wilt put the lad into the 'Faerie Queene��' then�察�by my side�拭 �He deserves as good a place there�察�believe me�察�as ever a Guyon�察�or even as Lord Grey your Arthegall。  Let us hail him。  Hallo� �young chanticleer of Devon�  �Art not afraid of a chance shot�察�that thou crowest so lustily upon thine own mixen�拭�

;Cocks crow all night long at Christmas�察�Captain Raleigh�察�and so do I�察─�said Amyas's cheerful voice�察 �but who's there with you�拭�

;A penitent pupil of yoursMr。 Secretary Spenser。;

;Pupil of mine�拭─�said Amyas。  ;I wish he'd teach me a little of his art�察�I could fill up my time here with making verses。;

;And who would be your theme�察�fair sir�拭─�said Spenser。

;No 'who' at all。  I don't want to make sonnets to blue eyes�察�nor black either�此�but if I could put down some of the things I saw in the Spice Islands;

;Ah�察─�said Raleigh�察 �he would beat you out of Parnassus�察�Mr。 Secretary。  Remember�察�you may write about Fairyland�察�but he has seen it。;

;And so have others�察─�said Spenser�察 �it is not so far off from any one of us。  Wherever is love and loyalty�察�great purposes�察�and lofty souls�察�even though in a hovel or a mine�察�there is Fairyland。;

;Then Fairyland should be here�察�friend�察�for you represent love�察�and Leigh loyalty�察�while�察�as for great purposes and lofty souls�察�who so fit to stand for them as I�察�being ��unless my enemies and my conscience are liars both�� as ambitious and as proud as Lucifer's own self�拭�

;Ah�察�Walter�察�Walter�察�why wilt always slander thyself thus�拭�

;Slander�拭 �Tut。I do but give the world a fair challenge�察�and tell it�察�'Thereyou know the worst of me�此�come on and try a fall�察�for either you or I must down。'  Slander�拭 �Ask Leigh here�察�who has but known me a fortnight�察�whether I am not as vain as a peacock�察�as selfish as a fox�察�as imperious as a bona roba�察�and ready to make a cat's paw of him or any man�察�if there be a chestnut in the fire�此�and yet the poor fool cannot help loving me�察�and running of my errands�察�and taking all my schemes and my dreams for gospel�察�and verily believes now�察�I think�察�that I shall be the man in the moon some day�察�and he my big dog。;

;Well�察─�said Amyas�察�half apologetically�察 �if you are the cleverest man in the world what harm in my thinking so�拭�

;Hearken to him�察�Edmund�  �He will know better when he has outgrown this same callow trick of honesty�察�and learnt of the great goddess Detraction how to show himself wiser than the wise�察�by pointing out to the world the fool's motley which peeps through the rents in the philosopher's cloak。  Go to�察�lad� �slander thy equals�察�envy thy betters�察�pray for an eye which sees spots in every sun�察�and for a vulture's nose to scent carrion in every rose´bed。  If thy friend win a battle�察�show that he has needlessly thrown away his men�察�if he lose one�察�hint that he sold it�察�if he rise to a place�察�argue favor�察�if he fall from one�察�argue divine justice。  Believe nothing�察�hope nothing�察�but endure all things�察�even to kicking�察�if aught may be got thereby�察�so shalt thou be clothed in purple and fine linen�察�and sit in kings' palaces�察�and fare sumptuously every day。;

;And wake with Dives in the torment�察─�said Amyas。  ;Thank you for nothing�察�captain。;

;Go to�察�Misanthropos�察─�said Spenser。  ;Thou hast not yet tasted the sweets of this world's comfits�察�and thou railest at them�拭�

;The grapes are sour�察�lad。;

;And will be to the end�察─�said Amyas�察 �if they come off such a devil's tree as that。  I really think you are out of your mind�察�Captain Raleigh�察�at times。;

;I wish I were�察�for it is a troublesome�察�hungry�察�windy mind as man ever was cursed withal。  But come in�察�lad。  We were sent from the lord deputy to bid thee to supper。  There is a dainty lump of dead horse waiting for thee。;

;Send me some out�察�then�察─�said matter´of´fact Amyas。  ;And tell his lordship that�察�with his good leave�察�I don't stir from here till morning�察�if I can keep awake。  There is a stir in the fort�察�and I expect them out on us。;

;Tut�察�man� �their hearts are broken。  We know it by their deserters。;

;Seeing's believing。  I never trust runaway rogues。  If they are false to their masters�察�they'll be false to us。;

;Well�察�go thy ways�察�old honesty�察�and Mr。 Secretary shall give you a book to yourself in the 'Faerie Queene''Sir Monoculus or the Legend of Common Sense��' eh�察�Edmund�拭�

;Monoculus�拭�

;Ay�察�Single´eye�察�my prince of word´coinerswon't that fit��And give him the Cyclops head for a device。  Heigh´ho�  �They may laugh that win。  I am sick of this Irish work�察�were it not for the chance of advancement I'd sooner be driving a team of red Devons on Dartside�察�and now I am angry with the dear lad because he is not sick of it too。  What a plague business has he to be paddling up and down�察�contentedly doing his duty�察�like any city watchman�拭 �It is an insult to the mighty aspirations of our nobler hearts��eh�察�my would´be Ariosto�拭�

;Ah�察�Raleigh� �you can afford to confess yourself less than some�察�for you are greater than all。  Go on and conquer�察�noble heart�  �But as for me�察�I sow the wind�察�and I suppose I shall reap the whirlwind。;

;Your harvest seems come already�察�what a blast that was�  �Hold on by me�察�Colin Clout�察�and I'll hold on by thee。  So�  �Don't tread on that pikeman's stomach�察�lest he take thee for a marauding Don�察�and with sudden dagger slit Cohn's pipe�察�and Colin's weasand too。;

And the two stumbled away into the darkness�察�leaving Amyas to stride up and down as before�察�puzzling his brains over Raleigh's wild words and Spenser's melancholy�察�till he came to the conclusion that there was some mysterious connection between cleverness and unhappiness�察�and thanking his stars that he was neither scholar�察�courtier�察�nor poet�察�said grace over his lump of horseflesh when it arrived�察�devoured it as if it had been venison�察�and then returned to his pacing up and down�察�but this time in silence�察�for the night was drawing on�察�and there was no need to tell the Spaniards that any one was awake and watchin

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