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Te doctorum Hedere premia fontuim | Te doctorum Hedere premia fontuim | ||
To Geo Harding | To Geo Harding Esqr. | ||
On thy blest brows fair | On thy blest brows fair Millers hand | ||
The myrtle wreath may place | The myrtle wreath may place | ||
Amid the fashionable hair | Amid the fashionable hair | ||
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And if my lyricks you endure | And if my lyricks you endure | ||
nor treat them as waste paper | nor treat them as waste paper | ||
Tho sixteen stone, for once I'll try | |||
Like you to cut a caper | Like you to cut a caper. | ||
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Te doctorum Hedere premia fontuim To Geo Harding Esqr.
On thy blest brows fair Millers hand The myrtle wreath may place Amid the fashionable hair That shines round Tully's Vase
Me, from such high parnassian claims And folks so finely drest Me, parish duties keep, but still, Sufficiently I'm blest If, now & then an ode like this not fairly worth five farthings Keeps me, my due degree, above my clerk & my church wardens And if my lyricks you endure nor treat them as waste paper Tho sixteen stone, for once I'll try Like you to cut a caper.