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[As the sweet breath and gentle gales]
As the sweet breath and gentle gales of our PernassusAs the sweet breath and gentle gales of our Pernassus glads the vales whose resounding Ecchoes prove a Chorus, a Chorus, to our songs of love: So lofty charms, so lofty charms, of Musicks skill, the ravisht heart with pleasures fill, with pleasures fill, voice of Cupid sings above, the heart below doth Eccho love.
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