Ayres and dialogues For One, Two, and Three Voyces; To be Sung either to the theorbo-lute or basse-viol |
Admired Beauty.
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Admired Beauty.
I am no Pris'ner sure, nor can it beI am no Pris'ner sure, nor can it be, when such rare Beauty comes to visit me: The free and uncontroled Air's confin'd, more than my mind, when it reflects upon those beams that lately in my prison shon; that glorious Angel which was sent to free the captive Saint, more bright Divinity brought not with him, than in this darksome place, from Atalanta's face brake forth and ravish'd me, with adoration of that Deitie: Blest Atalanta, may that powerful spring of Beauty
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