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Stanzas Inscribed to Lady William Russell

 NATURE, to prove her heav'n-taught pow'r, 
That gems the earth, and paints the flow'r; 
That bids the soft enchanting note 
Steal from the LINNET'S downy throat; 
That from young MAY'S ambrosial wings, 
The balmy dew of HYBLA flings; 
With partial hand, each charm combin'd, 
To deck THY Form, and grace THY Mind.
She gave her ROSE, to tint thy cheek, Her witching smile, her blushes meek; She bade thy ruby lips impart The chastest precepts of the heart; She taught thy dulcet voice to prove, The soothing softness of the DOVE; While thro' each wond'rous beauty stole THE PERFECT IMAGE OF THY SOUL.

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