The History of Polindor and Flostella With Other Poems. By I. H. [i.e. John Harington] The third Edition, Revised and much Enlarged |
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Their Dance perform'd, All Faces turn'd to th' side,
Where seated shone the Bridgroom and the Bride,
Low-bowing all; when strait their middle-payr
March slowly forth, and with Obaisance fair,
Presented, rang'd their Crown at eithers feet,
So back returning to their place: That sweet
Harmonious Quire (mean-while) of Priestly fashion,
Joyn'd, warbled round their Twofold Coronation.
Where seated shone the Bridgroom and the Bride,
Low-bowing all; when strait their middle-payr
March slowly forth, and with Obaisance fair,
Presented, rang'd their Crown at eithers feet,
So back returning to their place: That sweet
Harmonious Quire (mean-while) of Priestly fashion,
Joyn'd, warbled round their Twofold Coronation.
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