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The trees that on thy border grew | The trees that on thy border grew | ||
had blossom'd with eternal blue! | had blossom'd with eternal blue! | ||
[ | [Trees] stars, and flowers are scatter'd on the floor, | ||
all thy brittle beauties are no more.- | all thy brittle beauties are no more.- | ||
Hadst thou been form'd of coarser earth | Hadst thou been form'd of coarser earth | ||
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Thy stately fabrick had been sound, | Thy stately fabrick had been sound, | ||
Tho tables tumbled on the Ground.- | Tho tables tumbled on the Ground.- | ||
finest mould the soonest will decay: | [The] finest mould the soonest will decay: | ||
[ | [Hea]r this, ye Fair, for you yourselves are clay. | ||
[12 flourishes] | [12 flourishes] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:38, 22 July 2017
[nb: some text pulled from published copy] 123
The trees that on thy border grew had blossom'd with eternal blue! [Trees] stars, and flowers are scatter'd on the floor, all thy brittle beauties are no more.- Hadst thou been form'd of coarser earth Had Nottingham but giv'n thee birth! Or had thy variegated side Of Stafford's sable hue been dyed, Thy stately fabrick had been sound, Tho tables tumbled on the Ground.- [The] finest mould the soonest will decay: [Hea]r this, ye Fair, for you yourselves are clay. [12 flourishes]