The Countesse of Mountgomeries Urania Written by the right honorable the Lady Mary Wroath |
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My Muse now happy lay thy head to rest,
Sleepe in the quiet of a faithfull loue,
Write you no more, but let the Phant'sies mooue
Some other hearts, wake not to new vnrest.
Sleepe in the quiet of a faithfull loue,
Write you no more, but let the Phant'sies mooue
Some other hearts, wake not to new vnrest.
But if you Study be those thoughts adrest
To truth, which shall eternall goodnes prooue;
Enioying of true ioy the most, and best
The endles gaine which neuer will remoue.
To truth, which shall eternall goodnes prooue;
Enioying of true ioy the most, and best
The endles gaine which neuer will remoue.
Leaue the discourse of Venus, and her sonne
To young beginners, and their braines inspire
With storyes of great Loue, and from that fire,
Get heat to write the fortunes they haue wonne.
To young beginners, and their braines inspire
With storyes of great Loue, and from that fire,
Get heat to write the fortunes they haue wonne.
And thus leaue off; what's past shewes you can loue,
Now let your Constancy your Honor proue.
Now let your Constancy your Honor proue.
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