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A SONG.
The blushing Rose and Lilly fair,
Had long a mutual passion known:—
Hymen's invok'd—the lovely pair
His magic wreath unites in one.
Had long a mutual passion known:—
Hymen's invok'd—the lovely pair
His magic wreath unites in one.
Their beauties blended thus in love,
Shine with a more than heav'nly grace;
And now they fly bright Venus' grove,
To shine in brighter Kitty's face.
Shine with a more than heav'nly grace;
And now they fly bright Venus' grove,
To shine in brighter Kitty's face.
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