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Of I the fair attend ; nor think me vain This[?] freedom taking with a silken hair. With Pilgrims I [too?] distant nations roam Laughed + honored where'er I come But English [illegible?] my very name detect ; And [illegible?] me as a common girl ; Yes, when I'm [old?], they'll kindly take me to them [Thus?] me their favorite, + this [might?] [woe?] them. Besides, I once was well receiv'd at Court In rustic guise making such glee + sport, The knights + Squires all were much delighted My Sovreign Leige was pleas'd + I was knighted.

 Oh I could I [raise?] in you such sport + glee

My Fair ones, how much more your [honor....?] ! May frown not, In ye all, I know, I've part [In?] my warm place in every Lady's heart. But I knew - that here + there I'm not the same In short, I'm many things (underline things), but [once?] in the name. [illegible} now my story has the [myth?] reveal'd [So?] [part?] of my eventful life conceal'd [By?] what I am, + dont your thoughts [disemble?] [illegible] with me [Karen?] [Grant?] I may ne'er assemble [illegible] from all guide I've no such [house?] as they [---self?] to guard, or others to betray. [illegible], I born deaf + dumb + blind [For?] [verse?] of injury in my you'd find. [Howe'er?] you search howe'er my path [explore?] May peace then, where I lodge, shall keep the door [illegible] good human join with my guardians prove And [mirth?] with all the family (underline with all the family) I love

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