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No small delight the Shepherds tooke to see
A coombe so dight in Flora's liuery,
Where faire Feronia honour'd in the Woods,
And all the Deities that haunt the floods,
With powrefull Nature stroue to frame a plot,
Whose like the sweet Arcadia yeelded not.
A coombe so dight in Flora's liuery,
Where faire Feronia honour'd in the Woods,
And all the Deities that haunt the floods,
With powrefull Nature stroue to frame a plot,
Whose like the sweet Arcadia yeelded not.
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