The Works of the Late Aaron Hill ... In Four Volumes. Consisting of Letters on Various Subjects, And of Original Poems, Moral and Facetious. With An Essay on the Art of Acting |
A SONG.
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A SONG.
[Clio! smiling, soul-invader!]
Clio! smiling, soul-invader!
Soft amuser of my days,
Be my silent passion's aider,
Teach my tongue, to speak thy praise.
Soft amuser of my days,
Be my silent passion's aider,
Teach my tongue, to speak thy praise.
Thou, like heroes, scarr'd all over,
Wanting room, to suffer more;
Pil'd with praise, canst hear no lover
Tell thee ought, untold before.
Wanting room, to suffer more;
Pil'd with praise, canst hear no lover
Tell thee ought, untold before.
Truth, with modest bounds, contented,
Rightly praising thee, must say,
More than falsehood e'er invented,
When she widest went astray.
Rightly praising thee, must say,
More than falsehood e'er invented,
When she widest went astray.
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