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 The Sun may cease to Shine, And may his pow'r resign, The Sun may cease to Shine, And may his pow'r resign, Your eyes give, &c.

She made a kind return, That nothing had of scorn, This Youth, thought I, does burn, To bring her under: But as they homeward mov'd, And walk'd, and talk'd and Lov'd, I found his Spouse she prov'd,   That was his wonder; But as they homeward mov'd, And walk'd, and talk'd, and Lov'd, But as they homeward mov'd, And walk'd, and talk'd, and Lov'd, I found his Spouse, &c.

A Dialogue in the Comedy of the Bath, or the Western Lass: Sung by Mr. Burdon and Mrs. Lucas. The Tune by Mr. Akeroyde.

He. What Beauty do I see, That Heart and Soul commands, Sweet Madam, honour me, with leave to kiss your Hand.