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These dolphins twisting each on either side For joy leapt upp, and gazing there abide; And whereas other waters fish doe bring, Here from the fishes doe the waters spring, Who think it is more glorious to give Than to receive the juice whereby they live: And by this milk-white bason learne you may That pure hands you should bring or beare away, For which the bason wants no furniture, Each dolphin wayting makes his mouth an ewer, Your welcome then you well may understande When fish themselves give water to your hand.
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