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Another | Another imitated by C. Dunster. of Stoke Edith Herefordshire | ||
With sense, religion, | With sense, religion, modestly arrayed | ||
Lov'd beyond nature's claim, farewell dear maid! | |||
Farewell! let hope my | Farewell! let hope my bursting sighs restrain, | ||
That will | That will fixt hope, that we shall meet again; | ||
When if thy Father shall be found like thee | When if thy Father shall be found like thee | ||
Spotless and pure, from every frailty free, | |||
Again he shall behold thy Angel face | Again he shall behold thy Angel face | ||
And fold Maria in his fond embrace, | And fold Maria in his fond embrace, | ||
Nor ever more the pangs of parting prove | |||
From the dear Object of paternal Love | From the dear Object of paternal Love | ||
[flourishes] | |||
Dr Jortin on his Wife | |||
Quæ te sub tenera rapurunt Pæta juventa, | |||
Oh Atinem me, cm de lia fata vocent; | |||
Vet Linquam tarras, inemicoq lumina Solis | |||
Utq tens rursam corpora sim ponto. | |||
Te Sequor obscurum per iter; leves ibit eunti | |||
Fidus Amor, tenetras Lampade discutiens. | |||
Tu cave, lethao contigas ora Liquore | |||
El cito venturi sis mem [crossed out: oro] oro viri | |||
Latest revision as of 06:18, 22 July 2017
Another imitated by C. Dunster. of Stoke Edith Herefordshire
With sense, religion, modestly arrayed Lov'd beyond nature's claim, farewell dear maid! Farewell! let hope my bursting sighs restrain, That will fixt hope, that we shall meet again; When if thy Father shall be found like thee Spotless and pure, from every frailty free, Again he shall behold thy Angel face And fold Maria in his fond embrace, Nor ever more the pangs of parting prove From the dear Object of paternal Love
[flourishes]
Dr Jortin on his Wife
Quæ te sub tenera rapurunt Pæta juventa, Oh Atinem me, cm de lia fata vocent; Vet Linquam tarras, inemicoq lumina Solis Utq tens rursam corpora sim ponto.
Te Sequor obscurum per iter; leves ibit eunti Fidus Amor, tenetras Lampade discutiens.
Tu cave, lethao contigas ora Liquore El cito venturi sis mem [crossed out: oro] oro viri