The Treasury of Musick Containing ayres and dialogues To Sing to the theorbo-lute or basse-viol. Composed |
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Love in the Spring.
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Love in the Spring.
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Pleasure, Beauty, Youth attend ye;Love and Melting thoughts befriend ye:
While the spring of Nature lasteth
Use your time ere Winter hasteth.
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Active blood and free delight,Place and Privacy invite:
O be kind as you are fair,
Lose no advantage got for Air.
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She is cruel that denies it,Stealth of sport in love supplies it:
Bounty best appears in granting,
Else the Ears of Love are wanting.
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There's the sweet Exchange of BlissWhere each Whisper proves a Kiss:
In the Gain are felt no pains,
For still in all the Loser gains.
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