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AIR XIX.
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The Indies thy Toilet shall grace;For thee shall earth, ocean, and air,
From the gin, and the net, and the chace,
Each costly collation prepare.
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All seasons their sweets shall dispense,And a round of long happiness roll;
And bliss, through the gates of each sense,
Shall enter and mix with thy soul.
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Fair Phœbe shall light up her horn,To watch the repose of thy charms;
And each blushing and rapturous morn
Shall find thee reclin'd in my arms.
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