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To his Friend the Author.
If antique Swaines wanne such immortall praise,Though they alone with their melodious Layes,
Did onely charme the Woods and flowry Lawnes:
Satyres, and Floods, and Stones, and hairy Fawnes:
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That charm'st not thē but men with thy sweet Songs?
Avgvstvs Cæsar, è Societate Inter. Templi.
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