He was a merry droll in those times, and a man so addicted to pleasure, that as Winstanley observes, he drank much deeper draughts of sack, than of the Heliconian stream; he was amongst the first of our poets who writ for bread, and in order the better to support himself, tho' he lived in an age far from being dissolute, viz.

Helena, Marquesse of North Hampton, v. Heliconian Maides, ii. Helle, ii.

Why cannot the marble-cutters procure some of the Heliconian fraternity as partners?

And so he who finds the Heliconian spring insipid should look to the state of his nerves.