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- TENVS AND ADONIS.
Venus
falutes
him
with
this fairc
good morrow,Oh
thou
cleare
god,
and patron
of
all
light,
From
whom
ech
lampjand
Ihining
rtar
doth
borrow,
The
beautious
influence
that
makes
him
bright,
There
Hues
a
fbnne
that 'uckt
an
earthly
mother,
May
lend
thee
lighr,as
thou
doeft
lend
to
other.
This fayd, (he hafteth to a mirtle groue,
Muling the morning is ib much ore-wornc,
And yetlTne heares no tidings of her loue ^
She barkens for his hounds, and for his home,
Anon Ihe heares them chaunt it luftily,
And all in haft ihe coafteth to the cry.
And as fhe runnes;,the buflies in the way,
Some catch her by the necke,fome kiffe her face,
Som.e twin'd about her thigh to make her ftay,
She wildly breakethfrom their ftrid: imbrace,
Like a milch Doe, whofefwelling dugs do ake,
Hafting tofced herfawne, hid in fome brake,
By this (he heares the hounds are at a bay,
Whereat ilie darts like one that fpies an adder,
V Vreath'd vp in fatall folds iuft in his way,
The feare whereof doth make him fhakc,& fhuddcr,
Euen fo the timerous yelping of the hounds,
Appals her fenfes, and her fpirit confounds.
F
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11. 859—882
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