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To Pan.

ing (Muse) this chiefe of Hermes loue-got Ioies;
Goate-footed, Two-horn'd; amorous of noise.
That through the faire-Greenes, al adorn'd with Trees
Together goes, with Nymphs; whose nimble knees,
Can euery Dance, foot; That affect to seale
The most inaccessible Tops of all
Uprightest rocks: and euer vse to call
On Pan, the bright-hayr'd God of Pastorall.
Who yet, is leane, and louelesse; and doth owe
By lot, all loftiest Mountaines, crown'd with snowe;
All Tops of Hills, and cliffie Highnesses:
All Siluan Copses, and the Fortresses
Of Thorniest Queaches, here and there doth roue.
And sometimes, (by allurement of his loue;)

Will