English poem
The Hostel, or Inn, XIX
And many say they heard the splash, And jingle of the elfin glass, Long after all the rest were dead, And carried lifeless into bed: But none may tell, for none can say, Where the unhallowed goblin lay: But he had beat the sportsmen all, At drinking in the festal hall; And soon I’ll show, if luck betide, How this elf goblin dared to ride. But now I’ve left them all at rest: Where is the greatest, and the best? He, amid D——h’s lovely groves, With virtuous footsteps strays the while, And woos the graces, and the loves, With many a courtly winning smile.