Malo, malo, malo, malo
The scholars say that this means:
I would rather be
In an apple tree
Than a bad man in
Adversity.
The Latin version of Wikipedia kindly offers an explanation. . .but in Latin, of course, which does me little good. All I ever declined in that language was the opportunity to learn it.
2 comments:
Ha! And when I first read it, I thought it was a general lamentation on the wickedness of the world!
Or a page out of an old Latin "How to train your dog" manual?
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