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[Do not delay me though you have the pow'r ages to stay me]
[I]
Do not delay me, though you have the pow'rAges to stay me, O do't in an hour.
Then do not slight me, O do not reject me!
Say not what might be, since thus I affect thee.
II
No bodies stirring, O none that can hear thee!Then leave demurring since I am so near thee.
This is the season each Bird is a building,
You that have reason, O be not unwilling!
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