Beneath a beech's grateful shade,

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Beneath a fhady willow,

Bright Cynthia's power's divinely great;
Bright was the morning, cool was the air,

By a broad, a fhadowy willow,

By beauty's charms Camilla gains

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157

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By the delicious warmness of thy mouth,

139

Chloris, your felf you fo excel,

C.

Celinda, by what potent art,

Charming fair Amoret, that dear undoer,

Elia, with mournful pleasure, bears

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50

82

Clarinda, the pride of the plain,

315

Cloe, a coquet in her prime,

168

Cloe brisk and gay appears,

53

Cloe, why fo long denying?

231

Come, chear up your hearts,

180

Come, neighbours, now we've made our bay,

152

Come, Stoick, come, thou proud philosopher,
Confound thofe dull fools,

Air Celia love pretended,
Falfe and mean's the accufation,

Far from thee be anxious care,

Fear not, dear love, that I'll reveal
Fic! pretty Doris, weep no more;

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Flavia's

Flavia's eyes, like fires fupprefs'd,

Fly, fly, ye happy fhepherds, fly;

19 195

Fly from Olinda, young and fair;

20

Foolish love, be gone, faid I;

118

For a lovely bright nymph, that's cruel as fair,

234

Forbear, bold youth, all's beaven here;

47

Forgive me, Cloe, if I dare

95

For many unfuccessful years,

93

Freedom is a real treasure;

53

From friends all infpir'd with brisk Burgundy wine,179

From grave leffons and restraint,

254

From harmony, from beavenly barmony,

86

From me, dear Charles, infpir'd with ale,

209

From rofie bowers, where fleeps the god of love, 242

From filent fhades, and the Elifium groves,

G

G.

Entle air, thou breath of lovers,
Gentle fighs, awhile relieve us,

Gentle zephyrs, filent glades,

Ghofts of every occupation,

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Go te Amynta, gentle Swain,

20

Grim king of the ghosts, make hafte,

247

H.

H

AD Phillis neither charms nor graces,
Harken, and I will tell you how

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192

Hark! how the tuneful British swain,

Hark! the trumpet founds to arms,
Heavy reafoner, talk no more,
He whofe active thoughts difdain
How can they tafte of joys or grief,
How like Elifium is the grove,
How fevere is forgetful old age,
How tormenting's the anguish,

I die with too transporting joy,
If mufick be the food of love,
If there's transporting pleasure
1 go to the Elyfian fhade,

I'll tell her the next time, faid 1:
I'll tell you, my Celia, if never before

I'll tell you what, dear Betty;

I love thee, by heaven, I cannot say more;

Inpatient with defire, at last

I must confefs, I am untrue

Infulting beauty, you mispend

In vain a thousand flaves have try'd

In vain, fond youth, thy tears give o'er;
I saw, I gaz'd, I figh3d, I lov'd

I figh'd, and I writ,

L.

Aurinda, who did love difdain,
Leave kindred and friends, fweet lady,

Let ambition fire thy mind,

Let none be uncivil, but let a health pass,
Let foft defires your heart ingage;
Let the dreadful engine of eternal will,
Liberia's all my thought and dream,

Liften all, I pray, to the words I've to fay,

Love for love is a charming trade,

Love bid me hop, and I obey'd;.

Love ftill has fomething of the fea,

Love, when 'tis true, needs not the aid
Lucinda, by a fecret art,

M.

Make not, Celia, the defign,

Mufick, fweet, enchanting Spell,

Muft then a faithful lover go,
My Lalage, when I behold.

My name is honeft Harry,

Ob fie! what mean 1, foolish maid,

Ob! lead me to fome peaceful gloom,

N.

N° Not, Celia, that I jufter am,

[OT an angel dwells above,

No warning of th' approaching flame,

O.

Beffy Bell, and Mary Gray,
Obferve the num❜rous ftars which grace,

Ob happy, happy groves,

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233

14

198

48

96

ob! what a plague is love,

271

Oh! where's the plague in love,

274

On a bank, befide a willow,

13

One night, when all the village fept,

138

Our vows thus chearfully we fing,

On the bank of a river, clofe under the fhade,

15

162

Phillis, men say that all my vows

Pious Selinda goes to prayers,

Poor Damon knock'd at Celia's door,
Prepar'd to rail, resolv❜d to part,
Pretty parrot, say, when I was away,
Pr'ythee, Billy,

Pursuing beauty, men defiry

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133

79

127

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S.

AT, lovely Silvia, lewd and fair,
See how fair Corinna lies,
See, fee, my Seraphina comes
See, fee, he wakes, Sabina wikes!
Send back my long-ftray'd eyes to me,
Shou'd auld acquaintance be forgot,
Shou'd the nymph I love, dijdain me,
Silvia, let's from the crowd retire;
Since all that's fair in womankind,
Since, Celia, 'tis not in our power
Since Phillis denies me relief,
Sitting by yonder river fide,

Smooth was the water, calm the air,
Sound a parly, ye fair, and furrender;
Strephon bath fashion, wit, and youth,
Strephon returning from the town,
Strephon, when you see me fly,
Strephon, whofe perfon every grace

(

Such moving founds, from fuch a careless touch!
Sweet Lydia, take this mask and shroud

I.

Ake pity, Silvia, charming fair,

T4 Teach me, Cloe, how to prove

Tell me no more, I am deceiv'd;
Tell me not of joy; there's none,
Tell me, tell me, charming creature,
The bright Laurinda, whofe hard fate
The charms that blooming beauty shows,
The flame of love affwages,

The graces and the wand'ring loves
The Lawland lads think they are fine,
There lives a lafs upon the green,
Thirfis, a young and am'rous swain,
Thirfis, inconftant, apt to rove,
This great world is a trouble,
Tho' beauty, like the rofe