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20 Nay tell me first, in what new Region springs A Flow'r, that bears inscrib'd the names of Kings: And thou shalt gain a Present as Divine As Phœbus self; for Phillis shall be thine. So nice a diff'rence in your Singing lyes, That both have won, or both deserv'd the Prize. Rest equal happy both; and all who prove The bitter Sweets, and pleasing Pains of Love. Now dam the Ditches, and the Floods restrain: Their moisture has already drench'd the Plain.