Caput

 1 1 |        I got my information, I say at once, I’ll not answer
 2 1 |      please to answer, I shall say what comes to my tongue.
 3 1 |      going heavenward; he will say he saw Claudius limping
 4 2 |        clumsily put!” you will say. “All the poets are unsatisfied
 5 7 | muffled voice you’re trying to say?~Where is the land or race
 6 7 |    this is what he appeared to say: “I did hope that you, Hercules,
 7 8 |    Juno. ‘Why his sister?’ you say,—in fact, I ask it. Think,
 8 8 |        But since at Rome,’ you say, ‘the mice live on dainties.’
 9 10|        monuments, that—what to say, Conscript Fathers, I cannot
10 10|   sister doesn’t know [as they say in Greek], my knee is nearer
11 11|       you. ‘I don’t know,’ you say? May the gods be hard on
12 11|         And finally, if he can say three consecutive words
13 11|        regions, ~ “Whence they say no man returns.” ~