The History of Polindor and Flostella With Other Poems. By I. H. [i.e. John Harington] The third Edition, Revised and much Enlarged |
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Rufin inform'd of all, no moment looses;
Bids, Cheer up, cries in mirth, They lov'd bold feats;
To tread Love-mazes still; Recruit with meats
He could their Fortress strait, but (as desir'd)
Had gotten long since place more close, retir'd
For both to Sojourn in: fine shady'st Grange,
Choyce-bow'r, Elizium-like. Thus forth they range
Like two Night-spirits, on their tedious way,
Least should be over-took by th' Morning-ray.
Bids, Cheer up, cries in mirth, They lov'd bold feats;
To tread Love-mazes still; Recruit with meats
He could their Fortress strait, but (as desir'd)
Had gotten long since place more close, retir'd
For both to Sojourn in: fine shady'st Grange,
Choyce-bow'r, Elizium-like. Thus forth they range
Like two Night-spirits, on their tedious way,
Least should be over-took by th' Morning-ray.
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