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The village of our childhood is always a cherished spot, never to be effaced from our recollection. The Osmia's life endures for a month; and she acquires a lasting remembrance of her hamlet in a couple of days. 'Twas there that she was born; 'twas there that she loved; 'tis there that she will return. Dulces reminiscitur Argos. At last each has made her choice.
The village of our childhood is always a cherished spot, never to be effaced from our recollection. The Osmia's life endures for a month; and she acquires a lasting remembrance of her hamlet in a couple of days. 'Twas there that she was born; 'twas there that she loved; 'tis there that she will return. Dulces reminiscitur Argos. At last each has made her choice.
I hope they will set it on the Scotch gate though, that I may look, even after death, to the blue hills of my own country, which I love so dearly. The Baron would have added, Moritur, et moriens dukes reminiscitur Argos. A bustle, and the sound of wheels and horses' feet, was now heard in the court-yard of the Castle.
Whereupon one of them stood over me, with his arms raised in a deploring attitude, and said, "Sternitur infelix! Et dulces moriens reminiscitur Argos." This, dear Aunty, is the lamentation of a Latin poet over a Greek soldier lying prostrate on the battle-field, far from home; "and dying he remembers his sweet Greece."
I hope they will set it on the Scotch gate though, that I may look, even after death, to the blue hills of my own country, which I love so dearly. The Baron would have added, Moritur, et moriens dukes reminiscitur Argos. A bustle, and the sound of wheels and horses' feet, was now heard in the court-yard of the Castle.
I hope they will set it on the Scotch gate though, that I may look, even after death, to the blue hills of my own country, which I love so dearly. The Baron would have added, Moritur, et moriens dukes reminiscitur Argos. A bustle, and the sound of wheels and horses' feet, was now heard in the court-yard of the Castle.
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