The Grecian Story Being an Historical Poem, in Five Books. To which is Annex'd The Grove: Consisting of Divers Shorter Poems upon several Subjects. By J. H. [i.e. John Harington] |
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The Grecian Story | ||
Your Nephew, Sir, by th' Prince freed from the stake,
Is gon to Court, Your self same Place must take
To Morrow's noon, by Archers there shot Dead;
Near Ten i'th' Morn the Lady's ravished.
I'm Friend to both, shall safe convey from thrall,
Twelve th' Hour to Night: false Hair and Beard withall
That Trunk does hold, Coat too by chance, large siz'd,
Wait then for me, if lov'd your Life, disguis'd.
Is gon to Court, Your self same Place must take
To Morrow's noon, by Archers there shot Dead;
Near Ten i'th' Morn the Lady's ravished.
I'm Friend to both, shall safe convey from thrall,
Twelve th' Hour to Night: false Hair and Beard withall
That Trunk does hold, Coat too by chance, large siz'd,
Wait then for me, if lov'd your Life, disguis'd.
The Grecian Story | ||