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The Garland

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The pride of ev'ry grove I chose,

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The violet sweet and lily fair,
The dappled pink and blushing rose,
To deck my charming Chloe's hair!

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At morn the nymph vouchsaf'd to place
Upon her brow the various wreath,
The flow'rs less blooming than her face,
Their scent less fragrant than her hair!

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With Pleasures Have I Passed My Days

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With pleasures have I pass'd my days,
And ev'ry minute bless'd,

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No—secret sigh controll'd my ease,
No wish disturb'd my rest.
Thus void of care my hours have flown,

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For still I found my heart my own!
But now, O Love, I own thy reign,
I find thee in my heart,

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I know full well the pleasing pain,
'Twas Daphne threw the dart,
I saw, I heard, I felt the flame,
For Daphne smil'd and spoke,
O Cupid, take another aim,

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Or else my heart is broke!
To Daphne let the dart be thrown,
And make her heart no more her own!

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Give Me Thy Heart

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Give me thy heart as I give mine,
Our hands in mutual bonds will join,
Propitious may our union prove,
What's life without the joys of love?

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Should care knock rudely at our gate,
Admittance to obtain,

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Cupid shall at the casement wait,
And bid him call again!

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Give me thy heart as I give mine
Our hands in mutual bonds will join,
Propitious may our union prove,

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What's life without the joys of love?