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 | The Poetry and Prose of William Blake |  |
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There let Hymen oft appearIn Saffron Robe with Taper clear
With Mask & Antique Pageantry
Such sights as Youthful Poets dream
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Then lo the well trod Stage anon
If Johnsons learned Sock be on
Or Sweetest Shakespeare Fancys Child
Warble his native wood notes wild
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