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ON the Brow of Richmond Hill, Which Europe scarce can parallel, Ev'ry Eye such Wonders fill, To view the Prospect round; By whose fair Fruitful side, The Silver Thames does softly glide, Meadows dress'd in Summers Pride, With verdant Beauties crown'd: Lovely Cynthia passing by, With brighter Glories blest my Eye, Ah! then in vain, in vain said I,   The Fields and Flowers do shine: Nature in this Charming Place, Created Pleasure in Excess, But all are Poor to Cynthia's Face, Whose Features are Divine.