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[xxxiv] Idmon to Venvs.
If (Acidalias Queene)Thou quench in mee thy Torch,
And with the same Thaumantias Heart shalt scorch;
Each Yeere a Mirtle Tree
Heere I doe vow to consecrate to thee:
And when the Meads grow greene,
I will of sweetest Flowrs
Weaue thousand Garlands, to adorne thy Bowrs.
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