Marinda Poems and Translations upon Several Occasions [by Mary Monck] |
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Upon a noble Venetian Lady.
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Upon a noble Venetian Lady.
Mankind had giv'n the Cyprian Altars o'er,And ceas'd the Goddess longer to adore.
Venus oft ask'd the Cause; at last she heard
On th'Adrian Sea a Rival had appear'd:
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Was doubtful, but Men paid their Homage there.
The Queen of Paphos rag'd, nor wou'd She stay,
But thro' the foaming Billows cut her Way:
Saw Moceniga; and, with Envy fir'd,
Back to her Cyprus sullenly retir'd.
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