[304] "Iam cum confluxerunt plures continuae tralationes, alia plane fit oratio; itaque genus hoc Graeci appellant ἀλληγορίαν nomine recte genere melius ille qui ista omnia tralationes vocat."

"Am Iam I beautiful enough?

"Iam really not sure" Was it the orchids which perfumed the air?

Sed te solum iam tum suspicabar cum Aschamo sapere; nunc aulam video egregios alere poetas Anglicos.

Ad ornatissimum virum, multis iam diu nominibus clarissimum, G. H., Immerito sui, mox in Gallias nauigaturi, [Greek: Eutuchein] Sic malus egregium, sic non inimicus amicum, Sicque nouus veterem iubet ipse poeta poetam Saluere, ac caelo, post secula multa, secundo, Iam reducem, (caelo mage quam nunc ipse sccundo) Vtier.

Ad ornatissimum virum, multis iam diu nominibus clarissimum, G. H., Immerito sui, mox in Gallias nauigaturi, [Greek: Eutuchein] Sic malus egregium, sic non inimicus amicum, Sicque nouus veterem iubet ipse poeta poetam Saluere, ac caelo, post secula multa, secundo, Iam reducem, (caelo mage quam nunc ipse sccundo) Vtier.

Qui monet, vt facias, quod iam facis, you knowe the rest.

I am engaged to the best and dearest man on earth, and Iam the happiest woman.

She flirts with another, I know very well; And Iam left all alone!

She flies to the window when Arundel rings: She's all over smiles when Lord Archibald sings; It's plain that her Cupid has two pair of wings; Where is she gone, where is she gone? Her love and my love are different things: And Iam left all alone! I brought her, one morning, a rose for her brow

She told me such horrors were never worn now: And Iam left all alone!

I'm sure the lieutenant's a horrible bear; And Iam left all alone!

And Iam left all alone!

But I would give a trifle to horsewhip them all: And Iam left all alone!

She tells me her mother belongs to the sect, Where is she gone, where is she gone? Which holds that all waltzing is quite incorrect: And Iam left all alone!

since the summer she's grown very plain, And Iam left all alone!

And Iam left all alone!

1. Iam being smitten.

"Because she is white and they are white, and Iam an Indian.

Then she added wistfully, "Am Iam I really like that?just a little?" "No," he answered.

More remarkable still is one shepherd's familiarity with the classics: Virgill in his poetre sayde in his verse, Even thus by gramere as I shall reherse; 'Iam nova progenies celo demittitur alto, Iam rediet virgo, redeunt saturnia regna.'

More remarkable still is one shepherd's familiarity with the classics: Virgill in his poetre sayde in his verse, Even thus by gramere as I shall reherse; 'Iam nova progenies celo demittitur alto, Iam rediet virgo, redeunt saturnia regna.'

Iam afraid of him.

Iam a little tired, that's all.

And Iam not that man."