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Unto a pleasant grove or such like place	A
Where here the curious cutting of a hedge	B
There by a pond the trimming of the sedge	B
Here the fine setting of well shading trees	C
The walks there mounting up by small degrees	C
The gravel and the green so equal lie	D
It with the rest draws on your ling'ring eye	D
Here the sweet smells that do perfume the air	E
Arising from the infinite repair	E
Of odoriferous buds and herbs of price	F
As if it were another Paradise	F
So please the smelling sense that you are fain	G
Where last you walk'd to turn and walk again	H
There the small birds with their harmonious notes	I
Sing to a spring that smileth as she floats	I
For in her face a many dimples show	J
And often skips as it did dancing go	J
Here further down an over arched alley	K
That from a hill goes winding in a valley	K
You spy at end thereof a standing lake	L
Where some ingenious artist strives to make	L
The water brought in turning pipes of lead	M
Through birds of earth most lively fashioned	N
To counterfeit and mock the sylvans all	O
In singing well their own set madrigal	P
This with no small delight retains your ear	Q
And makes you think none blest but who live there	E
Then in another place the fruits that be	K
In gallant clusters decking each good tree	K
Invite your hand to crop some from the stem	R
And liking one taste every sort of them	R
Then to the arbours walk then to the bowers	S
Thence to the walks again thence to the flowers	S
Then to birds and to the clear spring thence	T
Now pleasing one and then another sense	T
Here one walks oft and yet anew begin'th	U
As if it were some hidden labyrinth	V
So loath to part and so content to stay	W
That when the gard'ner knocks for you away	W
It grieves you so to leave the pleasures in it	X
That you could wish that you had never seen it	X
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From Britannia's Pastorals	T

William Browne

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