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As once young Cupid went astray
Jenyns, Soame
Cupid Releiv'd.
And fall again his slave.
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f. 30
Bright Venus long with envious eyes
Jenyns, Soame
On the Marchioness of Carmarthen's Recovery from the small-pox.
That thousands may adore and die.
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f. 13
For universal sway designed
Jenyns, Soame
To A Young Lady: On her intended Voyage to the West Indies.
No more unconquered worlds remain.
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f. 17
Had I Pygmalion like the power
Jenyns, Soame
The Choice.
And make her more than womankind.
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f. 18
Long had the mind of man with curious art
Jenyns, Soame
Written in Mr Lock's Essay on Human Understanding.
And her eyes catch their own rebounded rays.
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f. 32v
On yon fair brook's enamelled side
Jenyns, Soame
To Chloe Angling.
Love finds out one for you.
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f. 25v
Poor Jenny amorous young and gay
Jenyns, Soame
The way to be wise. from La Fontaine.
If we had seen as much.
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f. 33v
Since thou relentless maid canst daily hear
Jenyns, Soame
To the Same [Chloe]. Written in a Volume of Tragedys.
Consider how much more you owe to true.
BL2
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f. 25
The tuneful throng was ever beauty's care
Jenyns, Soame
To the Right Honourable the Lady Margaret Cavendish Harley.
Alike I'd scorn your approbation's fame.
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f. 9
What could that beauteous hand commit
Jenyns, Soame
To the Same [Chloe] Having prick'd her finger with a Pin.
And through your hand thus seeks your heart.
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f. 29
Whilst half asleep my Chloe lies
Jenyns, Soame
"To the Same [Chloe]. With a Watch, which she borrow'd to hang at her Beds-head. "
And think such precious moment flies too fast.
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f. 28
Whilst thousands court fair Chloe's love
Jenyns, Soame
To Chloe Hunting.
Than these whene'er you fly.
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f. 27
Whilst well wrote lines our wondering eyes command
Jenyns, Soame
To the Same [Chloe]. In Answer to a Letter wrote in a very fine Hand.
To steal your hand in hopes to steal your heart.
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f. 23
Whilst you dear maid o'er thousands born to reign
Jenyns, Soame
To Chloe On her leaving the Country.
Lost in eternal night again she dies.
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f. 20
White as her hand fair Julia threw
Jenyns, Soame
The Snowball. from Petronius Afranius.
But with an equal fire.
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f. 34
Who uninspired can tread this sacred ground
Jenyns, Soame
Written in the Right Honourable the Earl of Oxford's Library at Wimpole 1729.
And ever shines in Margaretta's face.
BL2
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f. 11
With gifts like these the spoils of neighbouring shores
Jenyns, Soame
"To Miss Caesar. Sent with a Present of Stones and Shells, with which she design'd to make a Grotto. "
With such a lovely nymph in such a lovely bower.
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f. 15
With such a sparing hand too frugal heaven
Jenyns, Soame
Written In his Grace the Duke of Buckingham's Works.
For her he spoke and fought and not for fame.
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f. 31