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Daphnis and Lycidas.
A
PASTORAL.
They sing the different Success and
Absence of their Loves.
To the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Townshend, of Rainham in Norfolk.
-Sylvæ sunt Consule dignæ. Virg.
Daphnis.
How calm the Evening! see the falling Day
Gilds every Mountain with a ruddy Ray!
In gentle Sighs the softly whisp'ring Breeze
Salutes the Flow'rs, and waves the trembling Trees;
Gilds every Mountain with a ruddy Ray!
In gentle Sighs the softly whisp'ring Breeze
Salutes the Flow'rs, and waves the trembling Trees;
Hark!
