Pan and Syrinx | ||
SCENE V.
Pan, Nymphs, Sylvans, and Chorus.Pan.
Well do these Sports become Diana's Train;
And well, ye Sylvans, have you join'd
In Honour of the Goddess of the Groves.
Let Love, and Innocence, and Rural Joys,
Still glad the Plains, and dictate new Delights.
Yet what can please, while Syrinx is not here?
Aside.
Her Absence racks my anxious Breast.
Aside.
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Aside.
'Tis She—She comes; I will retire,
Aside.
And wait some happy Minute to approach her.
Aside.
Again renew your vocal Mirth,
Again your jocund Measures tread.
[Pan.]
Whilst your Harmony fills
The Vallies and Hills,
The Goddess your Strains shall approve:
All Nature will smile,
Whilst your Songs reconcile
The Praise of Diana and Love.
The Vallies and Hills,
The Goddess your Strains shall approve:
All Nature will smile,
Whilst your Songs reconcile
The Praise of Diana and Love.
[Pan retires here.
Chorus.
Whilst our Harmony fills
The Vallies and Hills,
The Goddess our Strains will approve;
All Nature shall smile,
Whilst our Songs reconcile
The Praise of Diana and Love.
The Vallies and Hills,
The Goddess our Strains will approve;
All Nature shall smile,
Whilst our Songs reconcile
The Praise of Diana and Love.
Pan and Syrinx | ||