The Grecian Story Being an Historical Poem, in Five Books. To which is Annex'd The Grove: Consisting of Divers Shorter Poems upon several Subjects. By J. H. [i.e. John Harington] |
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The Masquers here their Faces turn'd to th' side,
Where sat the Brides-groom and the Beauteous Bride,
Low-bowing All; then strait their middle pair
March'd softly forth, and, shewn Obeisance fair,
Presented, rang'd a Crown at Either's feet:
So to their Place withdraw: mean time that sweet,
Harmonious Troop sung from the Scene, their Station,
(Nymphs with Sea-Gods) like joyful Celebration.
Where sat the Brides-groom and the Beauteous Bride,
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March'd softly forth, and, shewn Obeisance fair,
Presented, rang'd a Crown at Either's feet:
So to their Place withdraw: mean time that sweet,
Harmonious Troop sung from the Scene, their Station,
(Nymphs with Sea-Gods) like joyful Celebration.
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