The Rustic Muse a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollection

James Butterworth

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The woodbine which o'er-arch'd the door, No flaunting charms doth now display ; I start to view each object o'er^ So alter'd, since she went away.
• Vide Johnson's Dictionary.
33 THE OR, UNSUCCESSFUL LOVE.
SOFT fans the breeze, streams bubble by, In vain they breathe or flow for me ; All sounds, tho' pleasing, cause asigh, . O maiden fair of Musbury.
Dark seems thy* sullen mountains side, But darker far those frowns from thee ; My pipe, tho' sweet, I can't abide, O maiden dear of Musbury.
O why... did Fate inspire a flame.
That she decreed should smother'd be ?
O why did Fortune, fickle dame, E'er shew the maid of Musbury?
* Allading to a hill ia Musbury.
34 Why rather kept she not from view The maid she ne'er intended me ?
What angry pow'r the curtain drew, That hid the maid of Musbury ?
At variance sure had Fortune been, With those dread pow'rs the sisters three ; When busy Cupid stept between, And twang'd his bow, for Musbury.
The arrow rankles long indeed. And Hymen deigns no remedy ; O cruel gods!

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