III. 3. Est mihi prægnans sus, I've got a pig and a sow, Et porcellis stabulum; I've got a sty to sleep 'em; Villula, grex, et rus[8] A calf and a brindled cow, Ad vaccarum pabulum; And a cabin too, to keep 'em; Feriis cerneres me Sunday hat and coat, Splendido vestimento, An old grey mare to ride on; Tunc, heus! quàm benè te Saddle and bridle to boot, Veherem in jumento![9] Which you may ride astride on. _Semel tantum dic_ _Only say_ _Eris nostra_ LALAGÉ; _You'll be Mrs. Brallaghan;_ _Ne recuses sic,_ _Don't say nay,_ _Dulcis Julia_ CALLAGÉ. _Charming Judy Callaghan._ IV. 4. Vis poma terræ? sum I've got an acre of ground, Uno dives jugere; I've got it set with praties; Vis lac et mella,[10] cùm I've got of 'baccy a pound, Bacchi succo,[11] sugere? I've got some tea for the ladies; Vis aquæ-vitæ vim?[12] I've got the ring to wed, Plumoso somnum sacculo?[13] Some whisky to make us gaily; Vis ut paratus sim I've got a feather-bed Vel annulo vel baculo?[14] And a handsome new shilelagh. _Semel tantum dic_ _Only say_ _Eris nostra_ LALAGÉ; _You'll be Mrs. Brallaghan;_ _Ne recuses sic,_ _Don't say nay,_ _Dulcis Julia_ CALLAGÉ. _Charming Judy Callaghan._ V. 5. Litteris operam das; You've got a charming eye, Lucido fulges oculo; You've got some spelling and reading; Dotes insuper quas You've got, and so have I, Nummi sunt in loculo. A taste for genteel breeding; Novi quad apta sis[15] You're rich, and fair, and young, Ad procreandam sobolem! As everybody's knowing; Possides (nesciat quis?) You've got a decent tongue Linguam satis mobilem.[16] Whene'er 'tis set a-going. _Semel tantum dic_ _Only say_ _Eris nostra_ LALAGÉ; _You'll be Mrs. Brallaghan;_ _Ne recuses sic,_ _Don't say nay,_ _Dulcis Julia_ CALLAGÉ. _Charming Judy Callaghan._ VI. 6. Conjux utinam tu For a wife till death Fieres, lepidum cor, mî! I am willing to take ye; Halitum perdimus, heu, But, och! I waste my breath, Te sopor urget. Dormi! The devil himself can't wake ye. Ingruit imber trux-- 'Tis just beginning to rain, Jam sub tecto pellitur So I'll get under cover; Is quem crastina lux[17] Tomorrow I'll come again, Referet hùc fidelitèr. And be your constant lover.