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Now early shepheards ore ye meadow pass	A
And print long foot steps in the glittering grass	A
The Cows unfeeding near the cottage stand	B
By turns obedient to the Milkers hand	B
Or loytring stretch beneath an Oaken shade	C
Or lett the suckling Calf defraud the maid	C
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When Harry softly trod the shaven lawn	D
Harry a youth from Citty care with drawn	D
Unlike the lowly swains Arcadia bore	E
Their Pipes but sounded in the days of yore	E
Now Gales regardless range the Vaults above	F
And No fond swain believes they sigh for love	F
No more the Waters sympathising weep	G
Our Lads unskilld in musick tend the sheep	G
For Tom and Will our Yellow Ceres waves	H
And Kate instead of Chloris binds ye sheaves	I
Sicilian Muse thy higher strains explore	E
Thy higher strains may suit with nature more	E
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Long was the pleasing Walk he wanderd through	J
A Coverd arbour closd ye distant View	J
Cross sloping railes a lattice front supplyd	C
And twind the flowring woodbine crept aside	C
There rests the Youth and while the featherd throng	K
Raise their wild Musick thus contrives a song	K
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Here wafted o're by mild Etesian air	L
Thou Country Goddess Beautious Health repair	L
Here lett my breast thro' quiv'ring trees inhale	M
Thy rosy blessings with the Morning gale	M
The Months that wake ye fragrant year renew	J
The Sun is golden and the skys are blue	J
Fair silver sprinklings fill ye walk with light	C
The boughs are verdant and the blossoms white	C
Yet what are these or those or all I see	N
Ah Joyless all if not enjoyd with thee	N
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Come Country Goddess come nor thou suffice	O
But bring thy Mountain Sister Exercise	P
Calld by thy lively voice she turns her pace	Q
Her winding horn proclaims a finishd chace	Q
She bounds the rocks she skims ye level plain	R
Dogs hawks and horses croud her early train	R
Her hardy face repells the tanning wind	C
And lines and meshes loosely float behind	C
These all as means of toil the feeble see	N
But these are helps of pleasure all wth thee	N
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O come the Goddess of my rural Song	K
And bring thy daughter calm content along	K
Dame of the ruddy cheek laughing eye	S
From whose bright presence clouds of trouble fly	S
For her I mow my walks I platt my bowrs	N
Clip my low hedges support my flowrs	N
To wellcome her this summer seat I drest	C
And here Ile court her when she comes to rest	C
She'le lead from exercise to learned Ease	N
And Change again teach ye change to please	N
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Joy to my soul I feel the Goddess nigh	S
The face of Nature cheers as well as I	S
Ore the flat Green refreshing Breezes run	T
To make young Dazys blow beneath the sun	T
While limpid waters to the bottom seen	U
Lave the soft margin of the lovely Green	U
Brisk chirping birds from all the compass rove	V
To tempt ye warbling Ecchoes of ye grove	V
High sunny summits deeply shaded dales	N
Thick mossy banks and flowry winding vales	N
With Various prospect gratify the sight	C
And scatter fixd attention with delight	C
Till the raisd soul by gay confusion wrought	C
Within a sphear of pleasure rolls on thought	C
Here beautious Health for all ye year remain	R
When ye next comes I'le charm thee thus again	W
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But rustling boughs yt round my temples play	X
Drive the deep doze of Vision swift away	X
Lett sloth ly softning till the noon in down	Y
Or lolling fan her in the sultry town	Y
Unnerve with rest turn her own disease	N
Or foster others in luxurious ease	N
I mount the Courser call ye deep'ning hounds	N
The fox unkennelld flys to covert grounds	N
I lead where stags through cumbrous thickets tread	C
And shake the saplings with their branching head	C
I make the falcons wing their airy way	X
And soar to seize or stooping strike ye prey	X
To snare ye fish I fix ye luring bait	C
To Wound ye fowl I load ye gun with fate	C
Tis thus through changing shows of toil I range	Z
And strength pleasure rise in ev'ry change	Z
Here beautious Health for all ye year remain	R
When the next comes Ile charm thee thus again	W
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Now friends my life with usefull talk refine	A2
And Tullys Tusculum revives in mine	A2
Now to grave books I bid ye mind retreat	C
And such as make me rather good than great	C
Or o're the works of easy fancy rove	V
Where pipes and innocence amuse ye grove	V
The Native Bard that on Sicilian plains	N
Best sung the lowly manners of the Swains	N
Great Maro's Muse that in the finest light	C
Paints Country prospects and the charms of sight	C
Strong Spencers Calender whose Moons appear	B2
To trace their Changes in the rural year	B2
Sweet Pope whose lays along with Nature run	T
Through all the seasons which divide ye sun	T
The tender Philips lines who lately tryd	C
To plant Arcadia by the Severn side	C
And Gentle Gays that happily explore	E
Those British Shepheards Spencer sought before	E
The Soft Amusements bring content Along	K
And Fancy void of sorrow runs to song	K
Here Beautious Health for all ye year remain	R
When the next comes Ile charm thee thus again	W
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So sung the Youth But now ye cool wth drew	J
The sun had dryd the shaking drops of dew	J
Then ragd with flames insufferably bright	C
shot the lattice with a checq'ring light	C
The Zephirs fall tho' not to hear his lay	X
And in his shade the Flyes offensive play	X

Thomas Parnell

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