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Rh Found that the sudden wail his lady made Dwelt in his fancy: did he know her worth, Her beauty even? should he not be taught, Ev'n by the price that others set upon it, The value of that jewel he had to guard?

Suddenly came her notice and we past, I wish our lover to his native Bay.

This love is of the brain, the mind, the soul: That makes the sequel pure; tho' some of us Beginning at the sequel know no more. Not such am I: and yet I say, the bird That will not hear my call, however sweet, But if my neighbour whistle answers him— What matter? there are others in the wood Yet when I saw her (and I thought him crazed, Tho' not with such a craziness as needs  Rh