Thus do these foolish fellows trifle with us, neither knowing what is fit to be done, nor if they did, able to execute it, at the same time determined to say anything that comes into their ridiculous heads; affecting to be grand and pompous, even in their titles: of "the Parthian victories so many books;" Parthias, says another, like Atthis; another more elegantly calls his book the Parthonicica of Demetrius.

Smith!" "Sir?" "You have the shoe?" "Ah," said the headmaster, putting on a pair of pince-nez, "now let me look atThis, you say, is the?

(The great friend of Sappho was Atthis.

I loved thee, Atthis, in the long ago XXIV I shall be ever maiden

"Who was Atthis?" men shall ask XXXV

I loved thee, Atthis, in the long ago, When the great oleanders were in flower

O Atthis, how I loved thee long ago In that fair perished summer by the sea

"Who was Atthis?" men shall ask, When the world is old, and time Has accomplished without haste

Where shall I look for thee, Where find thee now, O my lost Atthis?

And glad as of old, My own lost Atthis!