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ee, Taming my wild Heart to thy loving Hand. If thou dost love, my Kindness shall incite thee, To bind our Loves up in a holy Band. _Anne Oph - - - lia_, 1708. _Salisbury, at the King's-Arms; seemingly to give the Reason why Miles seem shorter in one Place than another._ When I set out from _London_, I tramp'd on the Way, } I was brisk, and my Courage and Heart was full gay; } So I fancy'd my Journey was nothing but Play, } But as I went forward, a Day or two longer, } The Miles seem'd more lengthen'd as I grew less stronger, } And I wish'd in this Case to grow younger and younger. } _S. O._ _Oct._ 17. 1717. I walk'd all the Way between _London_ and _Exeter_. _At the Crown at Harlow._ When Daizies gay, and Violets blue, And Cowslips with their yellow Hue, And Lady's Smocks of Silver white, Paint all the Meadows with Delight, Then shall I meet my charming Fair, On ouzy Banks to take the Air; There shall we taste delicious Love, Equal to what is known Above. _R. T. April_ 14. 1716. _Upon a Window at the Old Crown at Ware in Hertfordshire; supposed to be wrote by a slighted Lover._ Go you false and faithless Fair, Gods above forbid my Fate, First me Joys you do prepare, Then you Sorrows do create; For 'tis the Nature of your Sex, First to pleasure, then perplex, Happy's he without your Smiles. Ever-blest he lives content; In exorbitant Exiles, Never can his Fate repent; All his Wishes and Desires, To destroy Love's burning Fires. _R. C. June_ 14. 1731. _At the Crown at Epping._ Tom. Rudge _won the Hat from_ George Redman. _April_ 17. 1714. He lifted with such Might and Strength, As would have hurl'd him twice his Length, And dash'd his Brains (if any) out: But _Mars_ that still protects the stout, In Pudding-Time came to his Aid. Well done _Tom_; and _George_ was a clever Fellow too. _C. H._ 1714. _Sent to the Compiler from a Drinking-Glass at Pontack's-Head Tavern in Fleet-Street._ Might all my Wishes but propitious prove, And all my Wants supply'd by mighty _Jove_; Give me dear _W----rs_, and I'll ask no more, But think her dearer than the golden Shower. _C. M._ _Sent to the Compiler from the same._ _From the Bog-House at Pancras-Wells._ Hither I came in haste to sh-t, But found such Excremen
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