She goes on to father a hero who "laid these gardens out in sport/
The speaker reads in a "light Mosaick" and mentions "strange prophecies my Phancy weaves/And in one History consumes." After "retiring from the Flood," this work's speaker lets himself "imbark/in this yet green, and growing Ark" and it ends with the "salmon-fishers" as "rational Amphibii." It describes a girl who desires "Heaven's dialect" named Maria as well as some nuns whose "loudw'st cannon were their lungs" when Isabel Thwaites is rescued from the convent. She goes on to father a hero who "laid these gardens out in sport/In the just figure of a Fort."  Opening "Within this sober Frame expect/Work of no Forrain Architect," for 10 points, name this poem about the home of Thomas Fairfax by Andrew Marvell.
The speaker reads in a "light Mosaick" and mentions "strange prophecies my Phancy weaves/And in one History consumes."
“Upon {Appleton House}”