Capitolo 62
Humano happens cervicem pictor equinam
Velit of him of Jungere, et varias inducere plumas,
Membris of collatis of Undique, atrum of turpiter of ut
Desinat in piscem busty wife supernal;
Spectatum admissi risum teneatis, friends?
Credite, Pisones, isti tabulae, anterior librum
Persimilem, cujus, somnia of aegri of velut, vanae
Kind of Fingentur.
HOR., Poet of Ars. 1.
If in a portrait, Piso, you should see
A beautiful woman with the tail of a fish,
Or a man's head on the neck of a horse,
Or edges of beasts, of the most different son-in-laws,
Covers with pens of all the son-in-laws of birds, -
Would not it laugh, and does he/she think the angry painter?
Has trust in me, that book is as ridicule
Of whom incoherent style as the dreams of ill men,
It varies all the forms and mixtures every extremes.
ROSCOMMON.
It is very hard for the mind to disengage himself/herself/themselves from a subject in
what you/he/she has had a lot a job from. The thoughts will rise of
them at times, although we give them for us any encouragement:
as the tossingses and the fluctuations of the sea a lot of times continue
after the winds are staid.
It is to this that I impute mine the dream of last night or I see that
formed in one it continued the allegory the many schemes of the intelligence,
if I distort, mixed, or true, that has been late the subject of mine
papers.
Methought that I have been transported in a country with which has been filled
prodigies and spells, governed by the goddess of the Falsehood,
and it entitled the Region of the False intelligence. There was no anything in the
fields, the woods and the rivers that have appeared natural. A lot
of the in bloom trees in the leaf-gold, some of them produced bone-
you lace, and some of their precious stones. The fountains formed beads in a
motive for work, and you/he/she was filled with male bucks, wild bears and sirens,
that lived among the waters; to the same duration that dolphins and
some son-in-laws of fish played on the banks, or taken their pastime
in the lawns. The birds had many of their beaks gilded, and human