Poems
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% VJivE me the life with her I love, Let but the bliss be still the same ; Nor wish for other joys to rove, But constant to my present flame.
Then should our time in pleasure pdss, Each hour succeed to mirth and glee ; Contented with ray charming hiss, I'd then enjoy felicity.
POEMS. 83 WHEN OF THEE, SWEETEST GIRL, I SING. ; I VV HEN of thee, sweetest girl, I sing, It calls to mind the blooming spring, ' ] Presenting to my view. As blossoms opening to ray eyes, ; ] The dawn of future blessing l...ies, Concentred all in you.
Should e'er rude shocks approach thee nearj I I'll shield thee with the utmost care ; ' In me thou shalt be sure. To find a swain who e'er will prove, In constancy, and matchless love, A guardian most secure. ; * -I 02 !
84 POEMS.
Then let me but my hopes attain, Tis all I ask or wish to gain, Tis all the world can give : Let me, in Celia, but enjoy Those pleasing charms which never die ; For virtues ever live.
roEMS. 85 LOVELY SUSAN.
J-/OVELY Susan, I adore thee, Thou to hie appear'st divine ; Grant my suit, I do implore thee; Let me ever call thee mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
% VJivE me the life with her I love, Let but the bliss be still the same ; Nor wish for other joys to rove, But constant to my present flame.
Then should our time in pleasure pdss, Each hour succeed to mirth and glee ; Contented with ray charming hiss, I'd then enjoy felicity.
POEMS. 83 WHEN OF THEE, SWEETEST GIRL, I SING. ; I VV HEN of thee, sweetest girl, I sing, It calls to mind the blooming spring, ' ] Presenting to my view. As blossoms opening to ray eyes, ; ] The dawn of future blessing l...ies, Concentred all in you.
Should e'er rude shocks approach thee nearj I I'll shield thee with the utmost care ; ' In me thou shalt be sure. To find a swain who e'er will prove, In constancy, and matchless love, A guardian most secure. ; * -I 02 !
84 POEMS.
Then let me but my hopes attain, Tis all I ask or wish to gain, Tis all the world can give : Let me, in Celia, but enjoy Those pleasing charms which never die ; For virtues ever live.
roEMS. 85 LOVELY SUSAN.
J-/OVELY Susan, I adore thee, Thou to hie appear'st divine ; Grant my suit, I do implore thee; Let me ever call thee mine.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B Orme to read onlineMoreLess
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