Whene'er we meet, my looks confefs But ah! what tortures tear my heart, I hate the maid that gives me pain, For ah! that hate is love. Then afk not words, but read mine eyes, My paffion these will prove; The true expreffions of my heart To Damon, must be love. SONG No forrow then can make me grieve, No lofs can make me poor. In the entertainment of The Rehearfal, or Bayes in petticoats. See p. 29. M 2 SONG SONG VIII. BY MRS. WHARTON*. WOW hardly I conceal'd my tears, When many tedious days my fears But now my joys as wild are grown, I tell it to the bleating flocks, And blefs the hollow murmuring rocks Thus you may fee with how much joy We want, we wish, believe; "Tis hard fuch paffion to deftroy, But eafy to deceive. *First wife of that notorious Machiavelian, Thomas (afterwards) mar quis of Wharton. SONG B SONG IX. OAST not, mistaken fwain, thy art The charms that have fubdued my heart Thy face is to my humour made, Another it may fright; Perhaps by fome fond whim betray'd In oddness I delight. Vain youth, to your confufion know, You all your fancied beauties owe, For your own fake, if not for mine, Since you, my fwain, no more will shine, By me indeed you are allow'd But be not of my judgement proud SONG M 3 |