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Love triumphant
Bellamy, D.
[epigraph]
[dedication]
ORIGINAL POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS:
The Languishing LOVER: OR, An Invocation to SLEEP.
I.
CANTATA I. The Presumptuous BEE.
II.
CANTATA II. JUPITER and DANAE: OR, The Power of GOLD.
III.
CANTATA III. VENUS in Tears for the Death of ADONIS.
IV.
CANTATA IV. The Agreable MISTAKE: OR, VENUS Discarded.
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APOLLO and DAPHNE:
On a Young Gentleman, and His Sister, who, by an Accident at Play, lost each of them an Eye.
A DIALOGUE between a Passenger, and a Turtle-Dove.
On Hearing AURELIA sing One Evening in the Park.
A SIMILE.
The Bashful SHEPHERD:
To the Scornful CELIA.
LOVE and DESPAIR: OR, The Disconsolate Shepherd.
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Love triumphant
Rec.
Ophelia
trembl'd when She heard
This Amorous Pray'r to Her preferr'd;
And, like a
Virgin
, free from Stain,
Repuls'd Her
Lover
with Disdain.
The
GOD
, un-us'd to be deny'd,
In Moving Accents thus reply'd.
Love triumphant
