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The Platonick Lovers

A Tragaecomedy
D'Avenant, William (1606-1668)
  
THE PLATONICK LOVERS.
  
[dedication]
  
Prologve.
  
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Epilogve.

Vnto the Masculine I can afford
By strict Commission scarce one courteous word
Our Author hath so little cause to boast
His hopes from you, that hee esteemes them lost,
Since not these two long houres among'st you all
Hee can find one will prove Platonicall;
But these soft Ladies, in whose gentle eyes
The richest Blessings of his Fortune lyes,
With such obsequious homage hee doth greet,
As hee would lay his Laurell at your feet:
For you (hee knowes) will thinke his Doctrine good
Though's recreate the Mind and not the Blood.
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