The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania Written by the right honorable the Lady Mary Wroath |
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Most blessed night, the happy time for Loue,
The shade for Louers, and their Loues delight,
The raigne of Loue for seruants free from spight,
The hopefull seasons for ioyes sports to mooue.
The shade for Louers, and their Loues delight,
The raigne of Loue for seruants free from spight,
The hopefull seasons for ioyes sports to mooue.
Now hast thou made thy glory higher prooue,
Then did the God, whose pleasant Reede did smite
All Argus eyes into a death-like night,
Till they were safe, that none could Loue reprooue.
Then did the God, whose pleasant Reede did smite
All Argus eyes into a death-like night,
Till they were safe, that none could Loue reprooue.
Now thou hast cloasd those eyes from prying sight
That nourish Iealousie, more then ioyes right,
While vaine Suspition fosters their mistrust,
That nourish Iealousie, more then ioyes right,
While vaine Suspition fosters their mistrust,
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Making sweet sleepe to master all suspect,
Which els their priuate feares would not neglect,
But would embrace both blinded, and vniust.
Which els their priuate feares would not neglect,
But would embrace both blinded, and vniust.
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